How long does it take to bake a potato?
1962955
It varies with temperature. One hour at 350 degrees. One hour at 325 degrees if the convection fan is on.
1962956
This oven works like a normal oven; therefore about one hour. Of course the baking time depends on a lot of variables - are you using the blower, what temperature have you set the oven at and lastly, how large is the potato?
1962957
The automatic setting does not cook long enough unless you are using a small potato. I did my last medium one at 400 degrees for one hour and it was okay. I will try 450 degrees next time. Good luck!
1962958
Sorry, but we've never done baked potatoes in the toaster oven. We put them in the microwave. However, there is a "potato" setting button on the oven, so I presume if you use this, it will automatically bake the potato and shut itself off when the potato is done, as it does with the "toast" and "pizza" setting buttons. Hope this helps.
1962959
I usually start my baked potatoes in the microwave oven for four minutes or so and then finish the potato in the b&d; ovenfor another four minutes to give it the oven baked taste and texture of the skin. toast takes four minutes to do in the toast oven well-done.I had another B&D; oven similar to this one prior to this and it too was a great oven which I gave to my son and he is using it. I had it for four years and had no problems with it.
1962960
depending on size 1hr to 1.5 hrs. I baked three fairly large potatoes and they were done in 1.5 hrs at 350.
1081811
Yes.. If I'm cooking fries from fresh potatoes, I usually cut it into round chips , pour a little grape seed oil, and salt. Mix it all together so the oil coats the potatoes. Then I lay them on the rack and in about 8-10 mins they are ready. They come out very crispy and my kids love them. If you are cooking frozen they would also cook well.
112744
It only takes a couple minutes to warm up. From my experience, how long it takes to bake a muffin depends, in part, on what kind you are making. That said, usually it takes me about 5-10 minutes--with a heavier batter taking the longer time.
2117768
With boxed cake mixes, I put 1/2 cup batter in each "slot" and bake for 12-14 minutes. I bake two pans at one time. I also turn oven temperature down 25 degrees because it is a dark pan. I also made carrot cake from scratch recipe and baked 18-20 minutes.It does depend on your oven and your recipe.
1525075
Absolutely. I prick holes in each potato with a fork,rub the outside with a dab of olive oil and a pinch of salt. Bake at 350 degrees for approximately 60 minutes or until cooked through.
1318893
I usually start a baked potato in the microwave--2 minutes on one side; 2 on the other. Meanwhile, heat up the toaster oven to 400 degrees. Put the microwaved potato into the toaster oven. It should be done in half an hour. This makes the skin crispy which is how I like it. Otherwise, slather oil on the outside before microwaving; after microwaving wrap in foil. The skin will be soft then. The skin shouldn't burn then either.
1258429
About an hour, depending on what it is and how its packaged. Less dense foods in a thinner layer will heat faster. Chili packed into a container the exact size of the oven will probably be an hour and a half.
145288
According to P&M; cookbook, for 2 large potatoes, pierced with a fork, water level #1, on steam rack with strainer lid on.....20 minutes.
2037680
No, not all at one time. What I've done is cook 4 minutes then wait 30 seconds then cook 4 more minutes. This makes the potatoes super soft. This product is amazing. I've used it for sweet potatoes and broccoli too. I put veggies in a Baggie then in this bag. 4 minutes works for veggies too.
855357
Yes. See info book under bake and roast. I don't have much experience doing potatoes as we normally do them in the microwave. However any other baking we have done is about the same as doing it with the oven in the range or in our previous toaster oven.
1735380
Seems like 2~3 min. I usually turn on first and then go prepare batter and by the time I have finished preparing batter, the iron is ready or near ready.
2071559
yes, select a potatoe to fit the wave, make a slice about 1/8 to 1/4 deep across the top of the potatoe, add a tablespoon of water, cook in micro-wave starting at two minutes, test for doneness, if two minutes does'nt suit then cook in increments of one minute. You will soon find out how long to cook to satisfaction. When through cooking press potatoe open and serve with butter and sour cream if desired right in the wave. Bon appetite
1257556
A good sized baked potato - 5 to 6 inches long with a good size girth. But the bigger the potato the more effort you need to push it threw. It is a good machine.
803799
I don't remember a cook book or recipe book being available with this EWave . .. use it like you would an oven and adjust for the time required to bake or sear the food. I've had no problem getting good results and I'm no cook. Baked potatoes still require about 50-55 minutes on the 500 degree setting, so speed isn't that much different, just more convenient and economical to operate. buy a temperature probe if in doubt about doneness (if that's a word).
2241005
I think about 7-10 min or so. You've got to watch them because everyone's oven is different and you wanna make sure you take them out before they start to brown. That'll ensure you get that "melt in your mouth" type of effect! (YUMMY)
2037355
I agree with Maureen M's answer. We use ours a lot and really like it. Our microwave has a baked potato setting but I usually need to add a minute or 2 of time - depending upon the size and # of potatoes.
246479
Depends on the size of the cookie. We used small cutters and made about 10 - 15 at a time. I think it took about 15 mins. to bake them.