How Long To Cook Something At 350 Instead Of 450

May fourteen, 2003

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• #1

Or will that just scorch my meal?

• #2

Haven't you watched whatever childrens shows? Information technology'll just burn the **** out of it

ajack7

Whatever. I'll take it if I have to.

November 29, 2001

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• #five

Dude put it in at 5000 for 30 seconds information technology will be golden!

• #half dozen

But do whatever it tells y'all to do. If you don't information technology'll probably turn out like shit.

May 14, 2003

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• #seven

Dude put it in at 5000 for thirty seconds it will be golden!

• #8

Yes.

350*lx = 21000 degree-minutes
450 * x = 21000 caste-minutes
x = 46.7 minutes

Then you lot would but need to bake it for 46.vii mins at 450 degrees. It's basic science/math, dude. I thought everyone who finished middle school knew this.

Sep eighteen, 2006

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• #9

No, sometimes it needs that heat and time to let flavors or whatever, mix together and simmer.

All bout dat simmer

• #x

Here's how information technology goes as far every bit oven stuff is:
You use a higher temperature and lower time to go things crispy (Like pizza). You use a lower temperature and longer time to cook things through (Like lasagna)

• #11

Yes.

350*60 = 21000 degree-minutes
450 * x = 21000 degree-minutes
x = 46.vii minutes

And so you would simply need to broil it for 46.7 mins at 450 degrees. It's basic scientific discipline/math, dude. I idea anybody who finished middle school knew this.

Outside volition be done to shit before the inside cooks through.

KypD

still live, I swear

• #12

damn you guys suck, should take said aye.

for reals though, it depends on if the thing is frozen, how thick, etc. for instance, if they're frozen fries, i'll microwave the suckers for a bit to defrost, then bake fifty deg higher for half the time, and they come up out just the same.

Feb 26, 2012

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• #13

Yep.

350*threescore = 21000 degree-minutes
450 * x = 21000 caste-minutes
x = 46.vii minutes

So you would only need to broil it for 46.7 mins at 450 degrees. Information technology'due south basic science/math, dude. I thought everyone who finished middle schoolhouse knew this.

"Cooking" fourth dimension and temperature do not have a linear relation bubba.

350 is a baking temperature. The instructions say 350 for a reason. If you could broil it for less time at a higher temp, information technology would say and then. 450 is for re-heating and things meant to be cooked at high temps.

• #14

Was it really that difficult to tell I was joking/being sarcasmic?

How could anyone equally clearly brilliant as I say something as conspicuously ridiculous equally that in such a matter-of-fact way? I mean jesus titty banging christ, I fabricated up the unit of measurement "degree-minutes". Did that not tip anybody off?

Oct 30, 2004

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• #14

put it to 700 for half the time. don't let the homo waste your precious time.

May x, 2006

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• #16

depends entirely on what y'all are cooking exactly.

• #17

His firm if he isn't careful.

Feb 26, 2012

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• #18

Was it really that difficult to tell I was joking/being sarcasmic?

How could anyone equally clearly vivid as I say something as clearly ridiculous as that in such a affair-of-fact fashion? I hateful jesus titty banging christ, I made upwardly the unit "degree-minutes". Did that not tip everyone off?

Y'all could be one of those crazy Brits that post here. They accept lots of units no one uses, like Rankine.

• #19

Only follow the cooking instructions

• #20

Moe: Oh, boy! The deep fryer's here. Heh heh, I got it used from the navy. You can flash-fry a buffalo in forty seconds.

Homer: Forty seconds? Just I want information technology now!

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