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1. Oven rack positions count up from the bottom. Rack 1 is the bottom; rack 5 is the top.
2. Oven temperatures range from 135˚F to 555˚F, and can be set at 5-degree increments.
3. Always preheat the oven fully before inserting food. For delicate baked items, be sure to allow for a longer preheat to
help stabilize the oven temperature.
4. If using a recipe that requires a “cold oven start,” use the Timed-Delay Feature. See recipe in How to Program Timed-
Delay Baking for specific instructions.
5. When converting conventional recipes to convection recipes, reduce the oven temperature by 25 degrees. Keep in
mind that in addition to normal radiant heat, hot air is circulating around the food. Foods will brown a lot faster than in
conventional ovens, therefore the temperature will need to be reduced.
6. In most cases, you will save time by using convection. The larger and more dense the food, the more time savings you
will realize.
7. The charts are recommended guides for rack positions, temperatures and times, but each recipe has many variables,
from ingredients to techniques. Your original recipe should take precedence over the baking charts in this book.
8. To prevent heat from escaping, look through the oven door window; do not open the door to peek inside. This is essential
to maintain baking evenness, especially in delicate foods or for multirack cooking. When the door is open, the heating
element will come on to compensate for any heat loss in the chamber. It will then take longer for the temperature to come
back up, if it does at all, to continue cooking the food.
9. Be familiar with your oven timers. These will help you keep an eye on the foods you are baking.
10. For best results, measure ingredients carefully and follow tested recipes. This is especially important is baked goods,
which can be more temperamental than other foods.
11. To rise yeast breads, place the dough in a greased bowl inside of the oven. Cover it, and turn on the oven lights. These
lights will emit just enough heat to proof yeast breads. Alternatively, turn the oven onto Standard Bake at 135˚F, then
before placing the dough in the oven, turn the oven off and turn the lights on. The insulation around the oven cell will
retain heat and provide a draft- free environment to rise yeast breads.
RECOMMENDED BAKEWARE:
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Two special pans are required for convection cooking: 1) low-rimmed, light-colored aluminum cookie sheets and 2) a
roasting pan with a V-shaped rack that fits inside. Almost any bakeware will work in this oven; just be sure that if the dish
is covered, use the Standard Bake mode.
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Use the size and type of pan recommended by the recipe.
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Shiny, reflective pans are best for cakes, quick breads, muffins, cookies and pies. This will prevent the crust from
browning too fast, as a darker finish may cause it to do. Dacor’s ACS183 cookie sheets work well for any baking in these ovens.
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Medium-gauge aluminum sheets with low sides are best in the convection modes so that the air is able to circulate fully
around the food.
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Bake most frozen foods in their original foil containers, and place on a cookie sheet. Use either Convection Bake or
Standard Bake mode and follow the package recommendations for baking.
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When using glass bakeware, only lower the cooking temperature by 25 degrees. (Most glass cookware manufacturers
also recommend lowering the temperature 25 degrees when using their products. It only needs to be lowered once.)
PAN PLACEMENT TIPS:
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When placing pans on oven racks, make sure the long side of the pans run left to right.
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When using the Standard Bake or Convection Bake mode, allow 2 inches of space around all sides of the pan to allow
the heat to rise.
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When using the Convection Bake mode, remember to keep the pans forward and away from the convection filter. This
positioning ensures proper airflow throughout the oven chamber.
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Aluminum foil can be used on the oven racks to catch overspill and can also be used to cover foods during the baking
process in any mode. DO NOT, however, line the bottom of the oven with aluminum foil. Remove foil, along with the oven
racks, during self-cleaning.
Convection Baking Tips
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