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When a frozen food item that needs to be baked (such as a frozen pizza) says to heat oven to 450 then bake for 11-13min, do you… A. Wait for the oven to preheat, then put it in, timer 12min. B. Wait for preheat, timer 11, check, timer 1-2. C. Put it in immediately, timer 15min.

When a frozen food item that needs to be baked (such as a frozen pizza) says to heat oven to 450 then bake for 11-13min, do you… A. Wait for the oven to preheat, then put it in, timer 12min. B. Wait for preheat, timer 11, check, timer 1-2. C. Put it in immediately, timer 15min.

  • Chadd Nervigg

    Posted 4 years ago (Source)
    When a frozen food item that needs to be baked (such as a frozen pizza) says to heat oven to 450 then bake for 11-13min, do you… A. Wait for the oven to preheat, then put it in, timer 12min. B. Wait for preheat, timer 11, check, timer 1-2. C. Put it in immediately, timer 15min.
    • RealJoshHoward

      Posted 4 years ago (Source)
      @Celestalon I'm quite surprised at these results...
      • Chadd Nervigg

        Posted 4 years ago (Source)
        @RealJoshHoward Eh, it's pretty close to what I expected. (My guess would have been 40/10/50)
    • Iksar

      Posted 4 years ago (Source)
      @Celestalon Definitely never c, but I wonder if that’s valid. I’ve always viewed it as putting a steak on the pan as it heats rather than when it’s burning hot, which degrades the quality of the steak. Probably not true for frozen foods?
    • MouseDivided

      Posted 4 years ago (Source)
      @Celestalon D. 10 minutes on the middle rack like the instructions state. Then 3-4 minutes on the oven stone I’m sure you have in the bottom rack. https://t.co/oN86bIoitN
      • Chadd Nervigg

        Posted 4 years ago (Source)
        @MouseDivided E. 15 min on the stone I have, actually.
    • LoonaEpo

      Posted 4 years ago (Source)
      @Celestalon The amount of you who tapped "C", I will find you. https://t.co/e0L4HTQpgM
      • Chadd Nervigg

        Posted 4 years ago (Source)
        @LoonaEpo Find us and enjoy our quickly and efficiently heated sustenance?
    • holinka

      Posted 4 years ago (Source)
      @Celestalon https://t.co/WrSsZfXOED
      • Chadd Nervigg

        Posted 4 years ago (Source)
        @holinka It me.
    • Sweaks_

      Posted 4 years ago (Source)
      @Celestalon Turn on oven, throw in pizza immediately, set no timer, get it out when it smells and looks done.
      • Chadd Nervigg

        Posted 4 years ago (Source)
        @Sweaks_ Found the chaotic evil.
    • hsdecktech

      Posted 4 years ago (Source)
      @Celestalon D. The same steps as A, but the timer went off while I was in the middle of a game so I shut it off and then forgot about it and now my pizza is burnt and the smoke is taking over the room. 😭
      • themattlondon

        Posted 4 years ago (Source)
        @hsdecktech @Celestalon But did you win the game?
        • hsdecktech

          Posted 4 years ago (Source)
          @themattlondon @Celestalon Sure, like 60% of the time.
    • JeffAHamilton

      Posted 4 years ago (Source)
      @Celestalon Huh, C never occurred to me. But I kinda like it. Might try that.
      • coil780

        Posted 4 years ago (Source)
        @JeffAHamilton @Celestalon The problem is that the speed with which an oven reaches temperature is unreliable. (Of course, so are most oven temp sensors...)
        • Chadd Nervigg

          Posted 4 years ago (Source)
          @coil780 @JeffAHamilton I mean, it's pretty consistent for the same oven+temp. Preheat it once, time how long that takes, divide that by two, add that much time to the directed time on all future bakes. Not exactly the same, but pretty damn close, and way less effort.
          • coil780

            Posted 4 years ago (Source)
            @Celestalon @JeffAHamilton You make a good point, but it's hard to put that on a box. 😁 There are also a few recipes that specifically want a well preheated oven - sourdough and (non-frozen) pizza come to mind.
            • Chadd Nervigg

              Posted 4 years ago (Source)
              @coil780 @JeffAHamilton Yeah, I preheat for baking cookies or whatever. But I’m not going to put more effort into cooking a frozen pizza than was put into making the frozen frisbee in the first place.



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