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1still_waters

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This test will tell you everything you need to know about someone you're interested in.

Ask them...

When you're cooking, and the instructions say to bake it for 8 to 10 minutes - how long do you put it in?

Do they put it in for 8 or 10 or do they split the difference at 9? Do they plan on 10 but check around 7, for just in case?


I'm telling you, the reply to this scenario WILL tell you EVERYTHING you may or may not want to know.
 
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Jullianna

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I set it for 8, but will turn the light on and peek through the window a little sooner to keep an eye on it as I know my oven heats up a little faster than most, but opening the door too much affects the heat setting. :) Experienced cooks also know that preheating and the type of pan you use (glass, non-stick, etc.) enter the equation as well, so you have to deal with it on a case by case basis. ;)

Also, if I set it for 10 and am doing something else, I may not immediately be able to drop whatever I'm doing and run for the stove. Setting it at 8 gives me a response time. :)
 
zeroturbulence

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Microwave it! And if it comes out bad, order some take out!
 
Elizabeth619

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Well, first I would preheat the oven.

Then I will check it at 8, if it isn't done i will keep in there for a couple more minutes. THEN I am mostly likely to forget it is in there til te smoke alarm goes off.....and off to McDonalds I go!
 
zeroturbulence

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Elizabeth619 said:
Well, first I would preheat the oven.

Then I will check it at 8, if it isn't done i will keep in there for a couple more minutes. THEN I am mostly likely to forget it is in there til te smoke alarm goes off.....and off to McDonalds I go!
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Exactly why I would use the microwave :D
 
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princessbella

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im with elizabeth id check it at 8 then leave it for another few minuntes
 
Elizabeth619

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Well, I didnt study for it. Thats why.
 
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wwjd_kilden

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if it was the oven I had at my last dorm you'd have to add half the max time :p
 
zeroturbulence

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THE CORRECT ANSWER IS:

There is nothing that bakes for only 8 to 10 minutes! That short a time means you are only heating up something thats already been cooked.
 
Megatron

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zeroturbulence said:
THE CORRECT ANSWER IS:

There is nothing that bakes for only 8 to 10 minutes! That short a time means you are only heating up something thats already been cooked.
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cookies...bake for 8-10...noob
 
zeroturbulence

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Megatron said:
cookies...bake for 8-10...noob
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You're the noob. Cookies need a MINIMUM of 10 minutes. More like 12 to 20 minutes, unless you want your cookies to be like dough when you eat them.
 
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allforfun

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The smoke detector is not the timer.

I also once lived in a house that you turned on the oven on a Monday to preheat and by Thursday it was good to go. Maybe Friday if cooking a full dinner.
 
seoulsearch

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zeroturbulence said:
You're the noob. Cookies need a MINIMUM of 10 minutes. More like 12 to 20 minutes, unless you want your cookies to be like dough when you eat them.
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Sorry Gabe,

I have to side with Still and Mega on this. I just checked a pack of cookie mix and the instructions state that you are to bake them for 8-10 minutes when using a dark pan.

Personally, cookies can be a little touchy--the cooking shows I've seen say to check on them a minute before the minimal baking time because of how differently ovens heat up and cook, whether or not you use a conventional or confection oven (that blows the heat around evenly, etc.)

I like chewy cookies, so I tend to check on them... let's say, at about 6 minutes and 55 seconds... And since I have a cheapie oven (read: no window), I have to actually open the door.

I also have to agree with Meg that I often check on an item halfway... sometimes shifting or moving the pan, depending on whether or not it looks like it cooks evenly. But don't worry Gabe, most of my cooking these days has been with your favorite appliance--the Easy Bake Oven... ERR... I mean, the Microwave... :)
 
Elizabeth619

Elizabeth619

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zeroturbulence said:
THE CORRECT ANSWER IS:

There is nothing that bakes for only 8 to 10 minutes! That short a time means you are only heating up something thats already been cooked.
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Cookies bake for 9-12 :D

The Pilsbury ones
 
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