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Tables and tips
Food
Cooking
container
Tempera-
ture in °C
Humid-
ity in %
Cooking time
in mins
Comments
Apple cake
(in accordance with
EN 60350-1)
20 cm spring-
form cake tin,
wire rack
160
0
110
Preheat
Bagels
Unperforated 190–210
80–100
20–25
Baguette, pre-baked
Wire rack
190–200
0–80
10–15
Sponge base, thick (6 eggs) Springform
tin
150
0
45
Sponge base, thin (2 eggs)
Unperforated 200
100
8–10
E.g. for Swiss roll
Puff pastry goods
Unperforated 190–210
80–100
10–18
E.g. with poppy seeds, marzipan, or
savoury with ham, cheese
Brioche, bread rolls
Unperforated 160
0
8–12
Bread rolls
(50–100 g/piece)
Unperforated 1) 150
2) 170–230
100
30
10
25
Step 2) 170 °C for light/230 °C for
dark
Bread rolls, pre-baked
Wire rack
150–170
0
8–15
Inject steam at the beginning.
Bread (0.5–1
kg)
Unperforated 1) 150
2) 170–230
100
30
10
25–45
Step 2) 170 °C for light/230 °C for
dark
Use the core temperature probe to mon-
itor the exact cooking temperature.
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Place on the wire rack to cool.
Sponge traybakes
Unperforated 160–165
0
35–40
Bundt cake (1 kg flour)
Bundt cake
tin, wire rack
160–175
30
45–50
Yeast tray bakes
Unperforated 160–170
0–60
30–45
For yeast tray bakes with moist toppings
(e.g. plum tart or onion tart), use 0%
humidity, and for yeast tray bakes with
dry toppings (e.g. crumble), use 60%
humidity.
Plaited loaf (500 g flour)
Unperforated 160–170
30
25–35
Inject steam at the beginning
Muffins
Muffin tin,
wire rack
170
30
20–30
Macaroons
Unperforated 150–160
0
15–20
Biscuits
Unperforated 150–165
0
10–20
Quiche, flan
Quiche dish
or tin, wire
rack
190–210
0
45–60
Sponge cake
Loaf tin/
springform
cake tin, wire
rack
165–170
0–30
50–75
Small cakes
(in accordance with
EN 60350-1)
Unperforated
– level 2
160
0
25–30
Preheat
Perforated –
level 1
Unperforated
– level 3
150
0
30–35
Pastry strips
(in accordance with
EN 60350-1)
Unperforated
– level 2
140
0
50
Preheat
Perforated –
level 1
Unperforated
– level 3
140
0
50