I turned on the oven light and looked in the little window.
Do not turn the oven on, instead just
turn on the oven light.
The whole time the cake was baking, I kept running over and
turning on the oven light to check on it.
If in your oven, you'll need to make sure your oven is preheated to ~ 105 ˚F (anything between 100 - 115 ˚F is acceptable for yogurt making), which you can do by
turning on your oven light.
Five minutes later I'm at the oven door again,
turning on the oven light.
Not exact matches
Cover the jar / jars / bowl in a thick towel or two,
turn the
oven light on, and let it sit for about 12 hours.
To create a perfect haven for rising dough of any kind, preheat the
oven for 1 minute (
ovens may vary, so check this
on yours),
turn the
oven off,
turn the
light on and place the dough inside.
Turn your
oven off but leave the
light on and cover your mixing bowl with a damp towel.
Alternatively, you might use a covered container, set in a conventional
oven (preferably with the
light on), a microwave, a cooler (place jars of hot water inside to help maintain a warm environment), or a slow cooker (preheat the slow cooker but
turn it off to incubate).
My husband goes crazy when I leave
lights on and he's has
turned the
oven light off, when I have been trying to proof dough.
Place in the
oven with the
light turned on for approximately 1 hour.
Both were placed in Plastic bowls and covered with saran wrap... but I put them inside my
oven (
turned off) but with the
light on... The Plain dough was practically liquid, i couldn't salvage it at all.
If you are in a hurry, you can
turn turn on your
oven light and place the pieces inside your OFF
oven.
Your
turned - off
oven — with the
light turned on — is also a good choice.
If it is cold I will
turn the
oven on for just about 30 seconds to get some heat, then
turn it off and let the
light hold the heat.
When you crave a simple and
light, yet filling lunch or dinner with a bit of warmth, make this salad your go - to, while it's still acceptable to
turn on the
oven and melt away your wintry sorrows.
I usually
turn my
oven light on so I can watch and make sure they don't over cook.
But I find a good way to have the perfect temperature for the fermentation process is to put the bread in the
oven and
turn the
oven light on.
I do keep my home pretty cool (not in a fashionable sense... nope, that holiday tree is STILL up) so though I've heard the
oven light trick, I actually
turned my
oven on at 200 degrees for 5 minutes before putting my bread in the
oven to rise.
In other gas
ovens, the pilot
light will provide enough warmth, so you don't need to
turn it
on at all.
Place the baking sheet
on the middle rack of the preheated
oven, and bake for about 5 to 8 minutes, or until the sauce just begins to
turn golden brown
on top and forms a
light crust.
Place marshmallow - topped graham crackers under broiler (
turn oven light on if you have one).
-- If you don't have anywhere to leave the dough to rise you can create the perfect environment using your
oven: boil some water and pour it into a shallow bowl or tray, place this inside your
oven right at the bottom then
turn the
oven light on.
I microwave my milk right in the crock, add dry milk and cultures, stick it in the
oven wrapped in a towel and
turn the
oven light on.
Turn the
oven light on, and leave the yogurt in with the
light on for 24 hours.
I do warm the
oven a bit beforehand, about 1 minute,
turn it off, then leave it in there with the
light on overnight.
Steam clean all your carpets, drapery and upholstery, repaint your walls, change your furnace filters, and
on days you're showing the house, either bake some cookies,
light some scented votive candles or brew a fresh pot of coffee just before you go (make sure your agent is
on board with ensuring the candles are blown out and the
oven turned off to avoid fire hazards).
Turning on the interior
light to check your dinner instead of opening the door makes the best use of your
oven's energy.
I am definitely a believer of warm
light and good smells —
turn on that fireplace,
light a candle, or best of all, get a batch of cookies in the
oven!
2 Spread almonds
on a small baking sheet and toast in the
oven until they
turn a
light golden colour, about 8 minutes.