06/24/2014 21:37
Subject: What can I cook in a cooling gas oven?
Rice, just get it boiling and place it in oven.
Anonymous
06/24/2014 20:45
Subject: Re:What can I cook in a cooling gas oven?
Anonymous wrote:Thinly sliced tomatoes and garlic. Delicious!
ooooh, this sounds very good. I will try it soon. Thanks!
Tonight, I made a pork roast at 425. Afterwards, I made oven s'mores.
Anonymous
06/23/2014 05:23
Subject: Re:What can I cook in a cooling gas oven?
Great ideas
Anonymous
06/22/2014 17:46
Subject: Re:What can I cook in a cooling gas oven?
Thinly sliced tomatoes and garlic. Delicious!
Anonymous
06/22/2014 15:34
Subject: What can I cook in a cooling gas oven?
Anonymous wrote:Fruit leather?
I will try that.
FWIW, I did try a fruit crisp yesterday and the topping (oats, sugar, & butter) was mostly cooked through after 3 hours.
Anonymous
06/22/2014 15:25
Subject: What can I cook in a cooling gas oven?
Fruit leather?
Anonymous
06/21/2014 12:48
Subject: What can I cook in a cooling gas oven?
Thank you both!
Anonymous
06/21/2014 12:46
Subject: What can I cook in a cooling gas oven?
Homemade croutons or crostini. Some cookie recipes are for a 300 oven, which would work if you put them in right away.
Anonymous
06/21/2014 12:20
Subject: What can I cook in a cooling gas oven?
Meringues.
Anonymous
06/21/2014 11:38
Subject: What can I cook in a cooling gas oven?
I hate using the oven in the summer because it makes our entire home hot, but it seems like every few days we end up using the oven to roast or bake something. After I turn it off, the oven stays hot or very warm for about 2-3 hours. In the winter, we deal with this wasted heat by changing the thermostat. Today, I baked French Toast for breakfast around 8 and when I entered the kitchen to start lunch, the oven was still warm. It occurred to me that I probably could have cooked something in the cooling oven, thereby not wasting the heat.
Can you suggest some things that could be cooked in declining heat, sort of the way that after a big campfire, you might pop potatoes in the ashes to bake?