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Cooking Chart
The times and temperatures shown in the char t are a guide. Cooking functions depend on each
model. It is generally recommended that you should preheat the oven while empty on function
or
. Preheating time is complete when the heating pilot light turns off.
Pie
Tray
Pizza
Grid shelf
Quiche
Baking tin
0,6
0,8
Medium
1,2
Medium
Medium
Vegetables
in puff pastr y
Baking tin
Baking tin
1,0
Medium
170-190
190-210
180-200
45-50
160-180
30-35
15-20
170-190
10-15
40-45
160-180
35-40
STARTERS
Weight
(Kg)
Height
Function
Temperat.
(
o
C)
Time
(min)
Recipient
Rice casserole
Paella pan
Low
1,0
180-200
25-30
170-190
20-25
Vegetable pie
Medium
1,0
190-210
55-60
170-190
45-50
Tray
Stuffed tomatoes
Tray
0,8
Medium
170-190
10-12
160-180
10-12
Lasagne
Baking tin
1,0
Medium
180-200
8-10
Baked potatoes
Low
Low
1,0
180-200
55-60
180-200
40-45
170-190
40-45
190-210
25-30
25-30
180-200
170-190
35-40
Top Cavity
FISH
Sea bass
Tray
190-210
20-25
1,0
Medium
180-200
10-15
Sea bream
Tray
Gilthead bream
in a salt crust
Tray
190-210
25-30
180-200
25-30
1,0
Medium
170-190
20-25
1,0
Medium
180-200
25-30
Weight
(Kg)
Height
Function
Temperat.
(
o
C)
Time
(min)
Recipient
Sole
Tray
170-190
15-20
1,0
Medium
160-180
10-15
Hake
Tray
190-210
25-30
1,1
Medium
180-200
20-25
Fish pie
Baking tin
190-210
60-65
1,1
Medium
190-210
60-65
Salmon en papillote
Tray
180-200
20-25
1,0
Medium
170-190
15-20
Trout
Tray
190-210
20-25
1,1
Medium
180-200
15-20
Fish fillet
Grid shelf
170-190
15-20
1,0
High
Sardines
Grid shelf
180-200
10-15
1,0
High