
OMG guys have had a new gas oven instead of my electric one was not expensive just has two racks in the oven part!! Any way what happening is everything and I mean everything is perfect on top but burnt underneath!! Roast potatoes , cakes even cupcakes



My x was an appliance repair man & always said heat was heat whether it came from a camp fire, wood , gas or electric But that does not account for the “box”/oven that contains it Every oven will have hot spots! You have to learn how to make your oven work for & with you Try putting a pan of water in w/your baking But do see about getting it calabrated This does NOT mean getting one of those useless little round temperature thingys They usually are sooo off :(



Hi MamaGeese,
Typing "bump" is a way to push our real posts ahead of the spam. It could be any sort of comment. When I am super lazy, I just put in a period ( . ). Any activity on a post moves it to the top of the forum list.
I do think we are about to lose the site entirely.


I wonder what pleasure these degenerate morons get from wrecking a simple, already almost defunct, cake site? I guess they cannot stand that we enjoy talking to each other.

I guess we could all start uploading every cake picture (or grandkids, for that matter!) we ever made, just to have some content that is not spam.


the scammers must get paid by the post. trying to bump as many real post I can

I have a gas oven and love it. I ordered another rack off Amazon for my model and keep a large clay pizza stone in the bottom on top of the lowest rack (do not set on floor of oven!)
This works to dissipate heat evenly and avoid hot spots. Also, I bake cakes, cookies, pastry, etc. on 350° or less, depending on what it is. Even a cardboard pizza is on 400° (vs 425). Turn down a tad helps.
I don't wish to ever go back to electric oven.
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