badjak
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Very small oven as you can see
And next time
With an oven tray, slightly elevated
And next time
With an oven tray, slightly elevated
Oven shelf temperature
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Barriehie
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That should work. It encompasses the idea. I can't tell from the pic but is it up off the bottom? Need at least a couple of cm.
Going to need a heat absorber in the pan otherwise it'll heat up like all the rest and it won't work. Water should work.
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badjak
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About 5 cm off the bottom.
It's balancing on a small ovenproof bowl...
badjak
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It's not that as that would be very simple.But isn't it just a question of moving the rack up and down into a higher or lower position during cooking?
(Unless wanting to cook 2 dishes at the same time that is) Or am I missing something
There is only bottom heat....
So browning the top is tricky...
In all positions in the stove
Barriehie
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Per badjak's original post,But isn't it just a question of moving the rack up and down into a higher or lower position during cooking?
(Unless wanting to cook 2 dishes at the same time that is
, we need the heat to be applied to the top of the dish, hence the airflow/heat diversion.
GadgetGuy
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A friend of mine keeps this thermometer in his oven. The oven is old & if you judge it by the knob, you'll get a wrong temp. so we have to judge it by the thermometer on the inside & tweak the knob to ge it at or near the temp inside. I have one also, but the stove is fairly new, so I don't have to do that. 
badjak
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Yeah I got one and is really helpful with a gas oven that only has markings for "high" and "low"A friend of mine keeps this thermometer in his oven. The oven is old & if you judge it by the knob, you'll get a wrong temp. so we have to judge it by the thermometer on the inside & tweak the knob to ge it at or near the temp inside. I have one also, but the stove is fairly new, so I don't have to do that.
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But that doesn't help with the issue I have of top browning
SoCalZone10
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When I have sometime to go shopping, I will replace my oven. When is the best time or month to shop for appliances?
I said to do it last year but with all my time spending helping my sister and her house it didn’t get done.
I said to do it last year but with all my time spending helping my sister and her house it didn’t get done.
GadgetGuy
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His is electric. So is mine. He once told me that the space where the oven is, no new oven can fit in there.
badjak
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Whenever you got a lot of time on your hands and are very bored with money to burn
SoCalZone10
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Money is not a deterring factor, but in USA there is a month when they go on sale. I may have to google for it.Whenever you got a lot of time on your hands and are very bored with money to burn
GadgetGuy
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Not me, him. And if I know him, he won't replace it!!!!! It was there since the house was done over in '55.Whenever you got a lot of time on your hands and are very bored with money to burn
Barriehie
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I buy those types of things on the Memorial and Labor Day sales...
GadgetGuy
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Mine is about that size. The stove itself is about 24 inches wide.