Can LYFE Kitchen meals be prepared in a conventional oven? If yes, what are the instructions?
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Yes, life can be prepared in an oven in about 30 to 35 minutes. I tried a couple of the meals in the oven and they come out very delicious. The oatmeal with fruit came out like it was freshly made. The fruit tasted like I just peeled and sliced them myself and were just tender. Another dish had broccoli and kale that was green, amazingly fresh with a little crunch. It was not overly done or wilted. Again, the fruit such as mango and pineapple tasted so fresh. How'd they do that?
166299
Yes, the three different choices I have all state a 375 degree oven for 32-33 minutes. The box states "do not use toaster oven."
166300
Yes, you can. Bring your over to 375 F and cook for about 32 minutes. The time depends to some degree on the efficiency of your oven. However, it is easier to stick it in the microwave and cook it for 5 to 5 minutes and 30 seconds. Either way the food is very healthy, fresh and tastes great.
1836834
Yes, you can use the 3-piece set of oven ware in a conventional oven as well as your toaster oven, just make sure you take the regular precautions as you would with any other piece of oven ware.
1693994
I honestly have to say I haven't tried that. However, I have done anything else in Oyama that I would normally do in an electric oven. I have cooked frozen fish and frozen chicken breast in it. It takes about 45 minutes to do those. You probably would have to mess with the time and temperature to get it just right. That is one thing I like about this oven...I can adjust the temperature so I can cook things just how I want them. There are some handy websites that tell you how to adjust the time or temperature for cooking things in a convection oven that you would usually cook in an electric or gas oven. I honestly have to say I haven't tried that. However, I have done anything else in Oyama that I would normally do in an electric oven. I have cooked frozen fish and frozen chicken breast in it. It takes about 45 minutes to do those. You probably would have to mess with the time and temperature to get it just right. That is one thing I like about this oven...I can adjust the temperature so I can cook things just how I want them. There are some handy websites that tell you how to adjust the time or temperature for cooking things in a convection oven that you would usually cook in an electric... » Read More I honestly have to say I haven't tried that. However, I have done anything else in Oyama that I would normally do in an electric oven. I have cooked frozen fish and frozen chicken breast in it. It takes about 45 minutes to do those. You probably would have to mess with the time and temperature to get it just right. That is one thing I like about this oven...I can adjust the temperature so I can cook things just how I want them. There are some handy websites that tell you how to adjust the time or temperature for cooking things in a convection oven that you would usually cook in an electric or gas oven. « Show Less
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we have used our in a conventional oven. it works great. food doesn't stick and is easily cleaned. I wish it were bigger!
841818
Yes it is like a normal oven. just quicker. the best part is that by the time your oven preheats the cookies are already done.
1530216
Yes you can Oven Bake them. I have made Swiss Steak in them. Hope this helps. Gene
1898295
Actually, you can make your own mixes using this method: http://unsophisticook.com/how-to-make-easy-bake-oven-mixes/
643459
Yes, you can bake anything. It's not just a convection oven. It has a bake setting too, along with broil and rotisserie.
991101
yes i personally did a Google search they can go in the oven. I personally used them up to 400 degrees.
689613
No you can't. But you'll get the same (or possibly better) results for less money with a baking rack if you want to use a standard oven.
1430634
I haven't used it in a conventional oven myself, but it is made of the same type of glass (borosilicate) that is used in chemistry settings.....think Bunsen burners direct flame under glass beakers bubbling with who knows what, Frankenstein's lab, mad scientist type of thing. It is thin glass and extreme temperature changes could cause it to break, I still reheat my tea in it using a microwave and no problems so far. Good luck.
807769
I've never tried it myself but the directions to oven bake it are on the back of the box as mentioned by other customers.
980576
I'm sorry, i've not attempted that recipe. I've used it sparingly but each time, it's been perfect. Good luck!
451643
I have had pretty good luck just using normal baking instructions. I don't believe they require anything special at all. Great bakeware :)
567801
The instructions say not to put it into the regular oven and I have never used mine in the oven.
535358
bakeware can be used in oven up to 350 degrees. I have never cooked in microwave but have reheated. we buy it all the time for casseroles and lasagna-freeze them and give them away. it's a great XMAS gift!
1447007
I just heat it on the Swissmar appliance. I guess you could just put it in the oven for a few minutes but I don't know why you'd need to.