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You are in the middle of a recipe and you are about to put your dish in the oven.

But there, big question!

The recipe indicates a temperature in degrees. The problem is, you have an oven with a thermostat.

And if you improvise on the temperature, you risk missing your recipe.

An oven that is too hot or too cold can cause you to miss cooking a dish.

Fortunately, there is a solution to find your way around easily.

Just use our guide to equivalences between temperatures in degrees Celsius and thermostat. Look :

Note: This guide is valid regardless of the energy supplied to the oven.

How to do

Here are all the equivalences of the heat of the oven:

- Lukewarm oven: thermostat 1 or 50 ° C.

- Very soft oven: thermostat 2 or 50 ° C to 110 ° C.

- Soft oven: thermostat 3 to 5 or 110 ° C to 170 ° C.

- Hot or medium oven: thermostat 5 to 7 or 170 ° C to 230 ° C.

- Very hot oven: thermostat 7 to 9 or 230 ° C to 280 ° C.

- Burning oven: thermostat 10 or 300 ° C.

Results

There you go, now you know how to convert your thermostat to degrees Celsius :-)

You'll never be stuck in a recipe again.

Note: This is rare, but sometimes ovens do not have a thermometer or thermostat. If so, there is only one thing to do: wave your hand in the oven to assess the temperature. But be careful not to burn yourself.

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