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Can an electric oven be used to bake any kind of cakes?

Dec 19, 2007 by Leigh Ann | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

I yen to buy an oven to bake cakes as well as for grilling. Went to Harvey Norman and saw "Techno electric oven" for tag sale. The sales girl said I can use it for baking. Is that correct? Anyone can help?

yea .. thats all honesty a possessions .. having a gas or electric oven makes no difference to what you can bake ... the only difference you may find is that some electric ovens are fan feigned .. all it means is that you just have to watch the temperature you cook your cakes at.. fan forced tend to get hotter and you may find that temp and times on some of you block recipes may change slightly ..

Can I use nearly expired eggs to bake cakes/cookies/muffins?

Oct 14, 2006 by Bex | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

The eggs in my fridge are overpower before today. Can I still use them to bake something like cakes/muffins/cookies and then freeze the thing I baked if I do it today?

The eggs will be swell. Expiration dates on dairy products are really meant as a time stamp for the store to bump off them from their shelves (sell by date). The eggs would still be considered fresh for a couple of weeks days that date.

I'm sure I've had eggs long after the sell by date in my fridge and can't ever remember any problems.

What is the difference between normal oven and oven toaster bake while baking bread or cakes.?

Apr 30, 2007 by noah | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

Cakes baked at 350F in oven comes out fully baked while in the oven toaster bake its burnt on the top and bottom also restrictedly baked in the middle. what's the temperature to bake cakes in oven toaster bake?

It is all about magnitude and air space. A toaster oven would work great for mini cakes or cupcakes. With bread you need to have alot of measure out for it to rise well and not burn the top or bottom, as you have discovered. There is just not enough room for good hot air to circulate around such dense products. Try it again with mini loaves/cakes, minuscule the temp to 325 and increase the baking time...watching it as it get close. Good luck. toaster ovens are smashing--but not perfect!