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CHEESECAKE
Temperatures and times may vary
depending on the type of cheese-
cake being made
Others require slower
baking
NOTE: The size and depth of
the cheese filling will determine
the baking time.
165ºC
Bake 170ºC
Then 150ºC
25
10
25 – 30
180ºC
Bake180ºC
Then 160ºC
25
10
25 – 30
CHEESE CAKE-
CRUST/PASTRY
The crust of the cheesecake will
be better if prebaked at..
170ºC
10 - 12
180ºC
10 – 12
ROASTS
Chicken, Beef, Mutton
The time will vary according to
level of rareness desired
Bake 200ºC
Then 180ºC
30 ± 90
Bake 200ºC
Then 180ºC
30 ± 90
BREAD
Using yeast
Bake 210ºC
Then 190ºC
15 - 45 Bake 220ºC
Then 180ºC
15 - 45
FRUIT CAKE
Rich Fruit Cake
The larger the tin, the longer the
period. Temperatures and times
given are for a square 8” (20cm)
tin.
NOTE: Lightly test the centre of
the cake with a forefinger at 3½
- 4 hours baking time. This will
ensure that the cake is not over-
done. The centre of the cake must
feel firm to the touch and leave
no indentation.
Bake 130ºC
Then 120ºC
60 - 180
Bake 145ºC
Then 135ºC
60 - 180
BOILED FRUIT CAKE
The larger the tin, the longer the
period. Temperatures and times
given are for a square 8” (20cm)
tin.
150ºC
120
160ºC
120
TEMP ºC MINUTE TEMP ºC MINUTE
THERMOFAN OVEN
CONVENTIONAL OVEN
SUGESTED
TEMPERATURES
FOR THERMOFAN AND
CONVENTIONAL OVENS
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