What is a Convection Oven? | Convection VS. Bake

Learn when and how to use the convection setting in your oven. Convection is a fantastic option that speeds up cooking times and produces crispy and even results. However, it's not the right choice every time you turn on your oven. Chef Anthony takes us through when to use BAKE and when to use CONVECTION.
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Conventional ovens have an exposed heating element that heats up the interior until the appropriate temperature is reached. A convection oven uses a fan located in the rear wall of the oven, which will push heated air throughout the cavity to give a more thorough bake. The drier environment yields crispy skin and caramelizes exteriors much better than a conventional oven. Some high-end brands offer dual convection that places two fans in the cavity and ensures complete surrounding of the baked goods giving it no opportunity for cold spots. Another difference in convection is European convection vs. American convection. The difference is simply a third heating element with true convection surrounding the fan to not only circulate heat, but to direct instant heat into the food.
VIDEO CHAPTERS
0:00:00 What is a convection oven and how does it compare to other oven types?
0:00:16 What happens in your oven when you select the bake option
0:00:37 What happens in your oven when you choose convection
0:00:52 What happens to your food when you use convection
0:01:11 Why is "bake" still an option if convection is better for performance
0:01:22 Situations when you should use bake instead of convection
0:02:20 25/25 Rule-Time and Temperature Conversions
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The heating element at the bottom is not visible unlike the heating element at the top 😁 some people avoid the function convection heating because it sounds old fashioned, but now we know 😂😁

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