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Wikipedia:
If you're a serious cooker, you're going to be using a convention oven. The conventional oven is a kitchen appliance and it is used for heating and roasting. Some of the foods that are cooked with these methods often include casseroles, meats and baked goods such as cake, bread, and other confections.
Before the modern age, folks would cook in their ovens using fuels like coal and wood. These days we use gas or electricity to power our modern ovens. Of course, sometimes in stove units with burners and an oven, you can use one type of fuel for the burners and one type for the oven itself. These are sometimes referred to as dual-fuel ovens or stoves.
Your average oven will bake and roast with a heating element or gas burner on the bottom of the stove. Broiling may also be possible in that oven if there's an equivalent heat source at the top of the oven chamber. Convection ovens blow hot air around the chamber using a fan. This speeds up cooking and helps to eliminate hot-spots and uneven cooking temperatures within the oven. Really fancy ovens may even have a rotisserie built in to the oven.
For those of you who like how steamed vegetables taste better and keep more of the vitamins, how about steam cooking a turkey? The next big wave in household kitchen appliances might be the steam oven. The Steam oven uses a water reservoir which it heats, and produces steam into the cooking chamber. Apparently a two hour cooked chicken in a traditional oven is done in 20 minutes in a steam oven, plus no supplementary fats are required to keep the foods moist. After all, they're bathing in steam. Plus, steam cooking retains more of the vitamins in foods than any other method (perhaps because they cook so fast). The drawbacks of the steam oven are just like a microwave. The foods cooked in the steam oven are essentially moist-air boiled, and may appear pallid and pale. Browning in a conventional oven prior to steam cooking would be required if you need the food to be browned. Cookies can be cooked, but don't expect the browned edges you're used to. Still, steam cooking ovens might be in your kitchen's future.
Ovens can be controlled in a number of differnt ways. Many have a temperature thermostat which allows you to select the temperature of the oven, and may even turn it on and off. Some have timers which can turn off the oven after a set period of time, and newer models may have computer controls to really tell the oven exactly how you want it to operate.
Oven. (2008, November 6). In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 01:59, November 14, 2008, from
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