What temperture is this being baked? Do I need a special toaster oven?
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It bakes in a regular oven. I think the temp is 215 but its on the box. Never put in a toaster oven.
1702893
Mine is a year old now and well worn. It spits out enough heat that I put my serving plate on top of the oven andit will heat it up quite well, it will burn you. Be very careful with this aspect, it's a good little unit though. Toaster ovens generally aren't handled much, except for the obvious.
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After toasting a bagel I measured with an infrared digital thermometer the front was 83 F. the side that toasted was 76 the other unused side was 72 and the back was 74. I think the front was warmed by the electronic circuit board.By the way the bagel setting toasts the cut side and warms the crust side....outstanding!
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How should I convert recipes to fit the convection oven?A toaster oven is meant to provide very high heat to the surface of food to brown it quickly (or melt it if you added cheese Think if it as a handy broiler. A convection oven is a regular oven which includes a fan to help circulate the hot air. This aids in roasting or baking the food more evenly, and quicker since on the whole, the air in the oven will be warmer. To convert recipes, you either need to reduce the temperature, or reduce the time. You can use this handy conversion tool: http://www.convection-calculator.com/
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the heat can be very hot if you give the oven direct touches after baking. i suggest waiting a few minutes. always remember to unplug!!
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I previously commented on this question. Due to the extremely varied answers, I thought I might be exaggerating my response. So I just now turned my toaster oven on to the "dark toast" setting. This puts the heat on for about 2-3 min. The front glass got extremely hot as did the top of the toaster. The sides were warm, but if you put something into bake for 20 or 30 minutes, they will be hot too. I don't know how the others can say the oven doesn't get hot. If they can touch the glass front or top after 3 min of heat without getting burned, that would be hard to believe. I stand by my comment - the oven gets really hot - you just have to be careful - it's common sense. I previously commented on this question. Due to the extremely varied answers, I thought I might be exaggerating my response. So I just now turned my toaster oven on to the "dark toast" setting. This puts the heat on for about 2-3 min. The front glass got extremely hot as did the top of the toaster. The sides were warm, but if you put something into bake for 20 or 30 minutes, they will be hot too. I don't know how the others can say the oven doesn't get hot. If they can touch the glass front or top after 3 min of heat without getting burned, that would be hard to believe. I stand... » Read More I previously commented on this question. Due to the extremely varied answers, I thought I might be exaggerating my response. So I just now turned my toaster oven on to the "dark toast" setting. This puts the heat on for about 2-3 min. The front glass got extremely hot as did the top of the toaster. The sides were warm, but if you put something into bake for 20 or 30 minutes, they will be hot too. I don't know how the others can say the oven doesn't get hot. If they can touch the glass front or top after 3 min of heat without getting burned, that would be hard to believe. I stand by my comment - the oven gets really hot - you just have to be careful - it's common sense. « Show Less
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Because it's stainless steel it would get incredibly hot in the toaster oven. The top has a color coating so I don't know how that would react to that kind of heat. I guess you could put it into the toaster but I'd use hot mitts to remove it.
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There is no indication of toasting or pre-cooking on the package. I would suggest you go directly to www.bobsredmill.com
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Mine has a toast setting at the 450 temperature it says toast and that is what I use, but make sure to first set the timer to 20 minutes and then back down to the range of light/med/dark on the timer picture. If you don't move the timer to 20 minutes first, I find everything burns.
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Rub it with olive oil and place in a 350 degree oven for an hour. Turn off the oven and let it come to room temp
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It gets very hot because it is metal. The sides, top and glass front get very hot. But I think all toaster ovens would be the same unless it is in some kind of plastic casing or some other kind of material that wouldn't conduct heat.
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We put the slice on the rack (not a pan) in our toaster over and turn it up as high as it will go. I think it has something to do with how dark the bread is (darker type bread seems to take longer to toast) as well as how dense it is. I don't think it will ever get as "toasty" as regular bread due to the density, but you can achieve a satisfactorily toasted piece usually. I have also put it into a non-stick fry pan - with no oil or butter- and toasted it there. That has worked for me.Good luck.
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The element on the top of the oven gets red/hot. I guess it could be used for toasting. I have done tomatoes with parmesan cheese, and steaks but have never done toast. The element seems a little far from the rack, about 6 inches. I love the unit!
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Sure. Just set the temperature, and the amount of time you want them to bake. We use the oven for a lot of things besides making toast.
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It has broil, toast and bake designations on the top knob and light, medium and dark on the bottom 15 minutes timer knob. There is no temperature degree setting.
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The oven comes with a booklet outlining the basics. That should be all you need. Be very careful when using the toaster. Toast can catch fire if left in to long. Never leave toast unattended.
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A bit late to answer your question, but here's a great tutorial for turning toaster oven into a reflow oven: https://www.sparkfun.com/tutorials/60