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Cake burnt on top using both elements on top and bottom.

Seasoned Advice Asked by Kanika on May 9, 2021

Should I use only the bottom element for heating when baking cakes and brownies??

2 Answers

Yes, I would suggest you only use the bottom element when baking the actual cake. Using both elements is generally used for pre-heating the oven, or to brown the top of a dish. Maybe use the top element to bring the oven up to temperature, then turn it off when you put the cake/brownies in the oven.

Answered by CMB92 on May 9, 2021

It depends on your oven and how bad the result is.

I suggest making different tries:

  1. use only the bottom element
  2. use both element and cover your cake with foil when you have the desired color on top to prevent over-cooking
  3. use a pizza stone to keep an even temperature in your oven

I had the same problem and tried all those solutions. They all have pros and cons and depends on the result you want to achieve.

Answered by A.D. on May 9, 2021

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