What you need to know when baking

When you are going to bake a cake, cookies, a turkey, a chicken, or a simpler recipe like baked potatoes, what you need to know when baking and wanting to follow a recipe is the conversion of oven temperature. Sometimes in a recipe, we find Fahrenheit degrees, and our oven only has Celsius degrees marked, what you need to know is here in a measurement table that we hope will help you out in these situations.   Oven Temperature Table Celsius Fahrenheit Description 110 °C 225 °F Cold 120 °C 250 °F Cold 140 °C 275 °F Very Low 150 °C 300 °F Very Low 160 °C 325 °F Low 170 °C 335 °F Moderate 180 °C 350 °F Moderate 190 °C 375 °F Somewhat Hot 200 °C 400 °F Hot 220 °C 425 °F Hot 230 °C 450 °F Very Hot 300 °C 575 °F Very Hot 350 °C 660 °F Very Hot It's not so hard to follow this measurement table; you can print it and keep it stuck on your refrigerator, and you can use this table to create a personalized one with the figures or decorations that best match your kitchen. We hope this table makes the baking process easier and that what you need to know when baking has been helpful. We offer you some delicious recipes that you can make in the oven. (it's important to click on the recipe title to see more preparation details)   Baked Brie. A brie cheese wrapped in puff pastry with dried fruits, honey, and rosemary. An exquisite but simple snack to prepare. Baked Hot Wings. Delicious spicy chicken wings baked with very little fat. Baked Apples. These baked apples are sweet, warm, and delicious snacks.. Baked Sea Bass with Tomato Sauce. This delicious recipe consists of baked sea bass fillets accompanied by a tomato vinaigrette on a bed of couscous. Baked Potatoes with Thyme. Baked potatoes with a hint of thyme, an excellent side for meals and dinners. Baked Mixed Mushrooms. Delicious mixed mushrooms baked with herbs like mint, parsley, and ginger and shallots. Baked Squash. A rich side of baked squash, ideal for those who are vegetarian or following a light diet. Baked Cauliflower with Parmesan Cheese. A delicious side of cauliflower with a white sauce with hints of parmesan, red pepper flakes, and a bit of nutmeg. Perfect to accompany meats. Baked Salmon with Vegetables. An exquisite recipe that can be eaten during Lent or any other day. Baked Trout. Super easy and delicious trout, it can be prepared for any Friday in Lent or even for a luxurious dinner with your partner or friends. If you want to know more oven recipes, click here