The Future of the Oven
Food writer and television presenter Mary Berry helps Tim Hayward investigate the future of the domestic oven.
Tim Hayward glimpses the future of the domestic oven. After decades of remaining relatively unchanged, ovens will soon be intelligent , with probes, steam and user interfaces.
Mary Berry gives Tim some tips on how best to use your oven, and food historian Bee Wilson explains how ovens used to be so cutting edge that people were afraid of them.
Presenter: Tim Hayward. Producer: Emma Weatherill.
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Mary Berry and Tim Hayward's Top Oven Tips
How to get the most out of your domestic oven.
Mary Berry and Tim Hayward's Top Oven Tips
Tip 5 - converting recipes for fan ovens
If you are using an old recipe, subtract 20 degrees centigrade for fan ovens
Tip 4 - ovens only take around six minutes to heat up
For best results, wait for your oven light听to听switch on and go off again twice before putting your food in.
Tip 3 - spin your trays around
Most ovens are hotter at the back, so halfway through cooking spin your trays round.
Tip听2 - read the instruction book thoroughly
There are lots of features on your oven that you are missing out on.Tip 1 - Mary Berry's recipe for Victoria Sponge Cake
Bake for 160 degrees centigrade in a fan oven for 35 minutes.
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- Sun 21 Oct 2012 12:32麻豆社 Radio 4
- Mon 22 Oct 2012 15:30麻豆社 Radio 4
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