Thursday, March 25, 2010

Baking in OTG


If you are looking for OTG baking recipe's, scroll down. some basic questions i usually get from my reader's are shared here to make it useful to all.

What is OTG?

The abbreviation for OTG is Oven Toaster Griller. In layman's point of view, You can bake a cake, toast a bread and also grill a paneer, etc.

What is the difference between Microwave Oven and OTG? 

In Microwave oven, cooking is done through heat waves. Its more similar to our Pressure Cooker. There are microwave Oven's with Convection and Grill mode, in which you can bake and grill. so understand, if yours is just a microwave without convection, you cannot bake!!

In OTG, baking is done with the heat of rods. its more like a traditional oven. Whenever i bake a cake in my microwave, the top part of the cake becomes harder. but in OTG, cake turns out as good as in the bakery shops. so in my opinion, there is difference in baking in microwave and in OTG.

What to Buy Microwave oven or OTG?

It depends on your needs. if you are interested only in baking cakes/cookies or making some Grilled Non-veg dish, you can blindly go for OTG's.

But you cannot use the OTG for cooking or re-heating purposes.

What I do with my Microwave is?

I boil milk, re-heat my  rice, sambhar or curry. i steam vegetables in my microwave. My cooking gets over fast, with the use of microwave oven. I also cook my basmati rice in it, as it comes out grains apart.

So, see for what purpose you are going to buy and decide accordingly.

 How to Use OTG?

First Refer the Manual and wait for the demo person to give you the demo.


How to Pre-heat the oven?

Both the Top and Bottom rods HEATED UP/ Toast Mode:

Pre-Heating the oven is must, before you start to put some stuff into the oven. Heating up both the top and bottom rods at certain temperature mentioned in the recipe for about 10 minutes is Pre-heating the oven.

You could use this toast mode(both top and bottom rods heated) for pre-heating the oven and also use the same mode to toast the bread.

Bottom Rods heated up / Bake mode:

If the bottom rods alone heats up, then its the bake mode. cake has to be baked only in this mode!
Be it cakes, cookies, bread, pizza's, anything which calls for baking should be done only in this bake mode.

Grill Mode/ Top rod heats up:

What i do with Grill mode is, after baking cakes, pizza's,bread, cookies anything, i grill them for 2 to 3 mins, to get the crispier/browning effect on the top of cakes.etc.

You can also grill paneer and some non-veg stuffs with the rod, that you would have got.

Why the Cake did'nt rise in bake mode?






* Make sure to use aluminium tin/moulds for baking cake.
* Also line the tin with butter paper or aluminium foil sheet.
* Pre-Heat the oven for 10 min at 180C.
* Bake the cake in bake mode (Bottom rods alone should heat up) for about 35 - 45 mins. at 180C or the temperature specified in the recipe.
* Make sure to place the wire wrack in the middle wrack.

*Cake has to be baked for at least 30-40 mins. cupcakes takes 12-15 mins. so wait for enough time to get it raised and baked.

* If you have used eggs, baking powder, baking soda properly, the cake would definitely rise.

Hope i clarified you as much as i can. if you have further doubts, feel free to mail me at lavraj2k4@gmail.com

Happy Baking!!


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OTG Recipe's:

I bought my OTG, in the mid of last year. But i kept it unused for 4 months. I read lots of blogs, sites and book's, learned few techniques of baking. I asked my blogger friends, so many doubts, they were kind enough to clarify me in instant. with all the theory learned, i started to step on to practical with my OTG
1 year back. Here are my few experiments.

Basic Chocolate Cake:


Chocolate Cake Cooling
Pumpkin Pie:


Pumpkin Pie Slice


Brownie:

Almond Brownie

Vanilla Cupcakes:

Walnut Cupcakes with Nutella Frosting

Yet to come Recipes:
Tomato Pizza: with home made pizza base.



I just loved working on the pizza dough. It was a Great pizza experiment day!

Ladenia / Olive Oil Bread: from Rachel's blog.




After tasting these Bread at our last blogger meet, i instantly fell in love with this bread. Thank You Rachel for the Great Treat!

Focaccia:
 I should say, this was super hit at my home.

Few more coming up:


we enjoyed all the three cookies.

I thought i lost all the above pics as the system underwent format recently. but luckily found out at Picasa. I don't want to loose again..thus its here today for your eyes.

92 comments:

Happy Cook March 25, 2010 at 9:00 PM  

Looks like now you are in a baking spree, good for you.

Sharmilee! :) March 25, 2010 at 9:05 PM  

Wow super...gud that u suggested me this OTG...I'm loving it. Have started baking for friends/rels and getting appreciations for it :) Waiting for the baking recipes of the pics shown above:)

Supriya Nair March 25, 2010 at 9:46 PM  

Hey I am in the same boat. OTG is something that I got for me last year. I have baked a few cakes, pitta bread, and cookies. Luved yur post here...and it is bookmarked. Luv the clicks...they are so tempting.

Divya Vikram March 25, 2010 at 10:22 PM  

Delicious goodies. Happy baking!

San!!! March 25, 2010 at 10:59 PM  

Glad that you all are enjoying baking through OTG,awaiting more n more delicious recipes from you.

Srivalli March 25, 2010 at 11:17 PM  

Everything looks wonderful..even I can't forget
Ladenia..maybe one day I will also make it..:)

Deepa March 25, 2010 at 11:55 PM  

these look like a treat..waiting for more goodies..

Trendsetters March 26, 2010 at 12:20 AM  

lovely dishes...happy baking

Priya March 26, 2010 at 1:32 AM  

Fantastic baked goodies, happy baking Lavi..

Jessy March 26, 2010 at 3:02 AM  

Looks like you're getting to be a pro! It may not have been done "properly" in a bread pan, but the wheat bread still looks good!

Jessy
jessyburke88@gmail.com
http://www.extremehomeworkout.com

Srimathi March 26, 2010 at 6:04 AM  

Ok Lavi, What is OTG? I am sorry I don't get it. It is amazing that you have prepared so many of these things. Good job.

jeyashrisuresh March 26, 2010 at 1:28 PM  

even iam planning to buy an OTG.Great to know that i can do all these yummy delights in this.
Can u give details if possible,with the picture of the OTG

RAKS KITCHEN March 30, 2010 at 10:39 AM  

Nice post Laavi,good to see all those things u tried so far!

Meena March 31, 2010 at 12:08 PM  

great bakes...looks like you had a good time with baking..

also, hope you got my second entry for the global kadai pizza event.

Anonymous,  July 16, 2010 at 11:52 AM  

Lavi,

Please advise which brand of OTG you are using.
Also, what is its capacity (litres) ?
Thanks,
Ami

Lavi July 17, 2010 at 1:59 PM  

Hi Ami..

Iam using Morphy Richards OTG - 18 ltrs.

Best Wishes!!

nivedita July 31, 2010 at 9:16 AM  

Hi
Came through searching for OTG reviews. Going to buy one, today.
Hopefully soon I will start baking! wish me luck,
Following you, got nice recipes.

Anonymous,  February 26, 2011 at 4:34 AM  

Hi,
lovely blog. came searching for info on OTG's and came across yours. and found a treasure here.
I recently purchased an Murphy richards OTG and dunno y, despite preheating it to 180C and baking for 40mts or so a std spong cake, i end up with the bottom part burnt black. if i reduce the time, the cake remains uncooked. i keep only the grill on in the top slot. and the pan on that.
any idea on what I could be doing wrong.

Thanks
Sangeetha

Lavi February 26, 2011 at 8:36 AM  

Hi Sangeetha,

Check with

* R U Baking in Aluminium bowl thats lined with butter paper or aluminium foil sheet.
* R U Placing in the middle wrack of the OTG

i guess u would have gone wrong at placing the wire wrack.

anyway iam updating above with pics to give a clear idea.

Thanks and do let me know u r clarified or not...

Rachel D'Rozario March 9, 2011 at 12:46 AM  

Hi, so i just bought a new OTG morphy richards 28 and the lower rods don't seem to be heating up. It's a manufacturing defect right?

Shwetha May 16, 2011 at 4:33 PM  

Hi Lavi,

This post of yours really helped me to learn how to use an oven. I had a couple of failed attamepts at baking and couldnt understand what was wrong, later i learnt from this post that the tray needs to be placed at the centre and now in lower rack.

Now i am on the right track to trying new baking recipies. Its a really lovely site. I have tried the "thenga aricha kuzhambu" from you recipe list and it came out so well. :). Thanks a ton and keep going.

-Swetha

smile July 21, 2011 at 11:20 AM  

hi

Came across your lovely blog while searching for otg recipes.

God bless you for sharing all minute details a beginner needs to clarify.

I request you to clarify some more doubts please....will you ?

What is that aluminium tray for ? Should it be placed always on the heating rods ?

So while baking cookies/buns are we to use this aluminium tray or a different vessel? If using this aluminium tray for toasting bread, vegetables, pizza, cookies where has to be its position. Sorry so many doubts ....

Please clarify latha.

bhakti July 26, 2011 at 9:31 AM  

Hi..please can you suggest which OTG can be purchased..there are many brands available in the market..can u tell me which one is the most reliable..

The knife July 27, 2011 at 1:17 AM  

Came here through I'sing cakes. Just bought an OTG so this is very useful...thanks

Lavi July 30, 2011 at 8:41 AM  

Rachel,

i guess you should have a demo first. try choosing different modes and see, if the lower rod lights up or not..

Thanks a TON Swetha!

Smile / Latha..

scroll up and see the otg picture and find the wire grill placed in middle wrack. place the aluminium tray over the middle wrack.

Place always in middle wrack.

Yes for baking cookies. bun's, first line with butter paper or aluminium foil sheet and then place cookie dough and bake.

Hope you are clarified latha!

Lavi July 30, 2011 at 8:43 AM  

Hi Bhakti, iam using Morphy Richards OTG 18 ltrs for the past 2 years. so far its good.

The Knife, Glad its usefull for you!

Anonymous,  September 2, 2011 at 3:19 PM  

hello frnds, I'm a student and I love baking. I recently purchased an OTG which is 10 litres. I read thru the blog an found tat I shud b placing the cake mould in the middle rack, but my problem is tat since the OTG is 10 litres, the cake mould will not fit in wen I keep it in the middle rack. Hence I have to keep it in the bottom rack itself. All the cakes tat I bake get burnt or the surface on top is bulged. Is der any alternative for this??? Can anyone help me??

And also, please let me knw how can I reduce the egg smell in cakes.

thanks

Sunanda September 22, 2011 at 3:18 PM  

Hey

Could you suggest if you can use a glass baking dish for baking chicken etc in OTG?

sweety September 29, 2011 at 2:41 PM  

Hi i'm planning to buy OTG please suggest me how much capacity is preffered only for baking cakes,brownies,cookies,and also for kebabs as i already have microwave ....pls let me know how much is preferred to buy

Vidya October 27, 2011 at 12:32 PM  

Can we make soups in an OTG ? Please let me know .
Thanks
Vidya

Anonymous,  November 20, 2011 at 7:20 PM  

Hi Could you please distinguish between a convection and grill. As i feel both are of the same use to brown.

rekha November 25, 2011 at 12:47 PM  

hi,im also very confused between micro n otg functions,,n all these r very useful posts for me ..b'cos i hav micro but i'm also planning to buy OTG

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Anonymous,  December 6, 2011 at 2:56 PM  

hey. i want to know top or bottom rods are to be heated up for making cookies.pls reply

Anonymous,  December 18, 2011 at 6:32 PM  

THANKYOU SO VERY MUCH.....THIS INFO WAS USEFUL....

vani December 30, 2011 at 9:06 PM  

WE BOUGHT AN OTG 9SS OVEN MORPHYRICHARDS... IN THT TEMPERATURE CONTROL IS NT AVAILABLE... WE ARE UNABLE TO PREPARE COOKIES IN THAT... SO PLEASE SUGGEST ME HOW TO PREPARE COOKIES IN OVEN??

namay25 February 13, 2012 at 3:03 PM  

hi ,
I have purchased an OTG of 28 Litrews capacity specially for Baking Purpose, But When I have Tried I got a Burnt cake, please advice me how to bake. Temperature setting and my OTG setting, You can help me by searching the model on Net it is havells 28 RSS, I am not able to understand its selector button i.e middle one.ok thanks.

akd February 21, 2012 at 6:04 PM  

I use bajaj OTG. Every time I make cake, the middle portion is not cooked properly.I usually keep the tray in the middle rake & I use glass pan for baking cake.Please let me know the correct procedure

Lavi February 21, 2012 at 7:06 PM  

Hi akd, if the middle part of the cake is not baked well means, you should have gone wrong in any of the two points.

1. pre-heat the oven for 10 mins before baking
2. choose the right baking pointed knob

tell me ur bajaj otg model no and your email id, so that i can find in net and send you in detail. or mail me at lavraj2k4@gmail.com

Lavi February 21, 2012 at 7:13 PM  

vidya, you can roast the vegetables in otg and use it for soup. to say exactly, grill the veggies(tomato/bell peppers) and grind in ur mixie to get soup.

Lavi February 21, 2012 at 7:16 PM  

sweety, sorry for the late comment, capacity depends on your family size. for a family of 4, 22 ltrs wiuld be enough.

Lavi February 21, 2012 at 7:18 PM  

yes sunanda you can use glassware in otg. be carefull while removing from otg, as it will be too hot. also glassware conducts heat fast and baking is done 5 mins earlier when compared to non-stick or aluminium pan.

Lavi February 21, 2012 at 7:24 PM  

thats nice to hear rekha!

Lavi February 21, 2012 at 7:25 PM  

sorry no idea about 10 ltrs otg,

to avoid egg smell, you have to beat the egg for atleast 5 minutes and use vanilla essence while mixing for cake.

Lavi February 21, 2012 at 7:27 PM  

convection is used for baking purpose like making cakes, cookies, etc. grill is used for roasting like grilled potatoes, grilled paneer, grilled cheese topping bread, etc.

Lavi February 21, 2012 at 7:29 PM  

for cookies, cakes(in general baking means) bottom rods gets heated. but for the top of the cookie to get little brown, i use grill(that is top rod) just for 2 minutes.

Lavi February 21, 2012 at 7:31 PM  

sorry no idea vani. i guess few functions wont be available in lesser capacity!

Lavi February 21, 2012 at 7:34 PM  

namay 25, i searched for your model on net, but the picture of the knobs were to small to read the temperature settings etc.

for baking cake, never exceed 180c. baking time will be from 30 mins to 1 hr depending on size of the cake and recipe.

RAVISHA,  February 28, 2012 at 12:19 PM  

UR BLOG IS EYE OPENING... I HAVE JUST STARTED BAKING.. IM AN AMATEUR TO BE HONEST!.. CAN U TELL ME INCASE REPLACING EGG WITH ARROW ROOT POWDER WOULD GIVE SAME RESULT...??

Anonymous,  February 29, 2012 at 1:49 PM  

i have otg-rss 28ltrs by morphy richards.......but no idea how to get best use of it n how? i dont have even idea of how its accessories etc to be used n for what all purposes? waiting for your kind suggestions.
regards

Anonymous,  March 4, 2012 at 1:06 AM  

good info..

Lavi March 5, 2012 at 10:55 PM  

Hi Ravisha, am not sure about using arrowroot powder as egg replacer. you can use flaxseed powder as egg substitute.

try the below links..

http://www.sharmispassions.com/2011/02/eggless-vanilla-sponge-cake-eggless.html

http://www.sharmispassions.com/2011/07/eggless-banana-muffins-eggless-banana.html

Lavi March 5, 2012 at 11:03 PM  

Hi, first try with a cake!

get a aluminium baking tin or non-stick baking tin or a glass bowl.

whatever bowl you use, grease it with butter and spread butter paper on it. prepare the cake batter as per recipe. pour the batter over bowl.

scroll up for the OTG picture, having wire wrack. place the wire wrack in middle wrack(2). preheat for 10 minutes. in preheating mode (= both the top and bottom rods lighten up) at 180 c for 10 mins.

then change to baking mode(_ bottom rode alone lights up) place the bowl in the the centre of the otg. bake for 35 to 45 mins.

refer the manual before starting up and get a demo for morphy richards.

ginny,  March 12, 2012 at 12:06 PM  

hi lavi..thanks for the article..i have morphy richards otg. am planning to bake cookies today. in which rack should I place the tray??normally i get bottom of the cookies burnt:-(

thanks for helping me!!

Lavi March 12, 2012 at 1:11 PM  

Hi Ginny,

place it in middle wrack. if your bottom of cookies are getting burnt, do line the tray with butter paper/aluminium foil with two folds and try out.

Anonymous,  April 10, 2012 at 4:07 PM  

This is the best blog iv ever read...i still have some doubts which i plan to clarify with u shortly. thanks for ur efforts.

Prabha April 15, 2012 at 12:01 AM  

Hi Lavi, very useful blog. Thanks for all info. Planing to buy OTG. I have one simple question for you. Can i use OTG to grill chicken & fish?
Thanks in advance.

Megha April 22, 2012 at 5:08 PM  

Hi,
Just Bought chroma 28ltr OTG.
Thanks for such a beautiful blog.

thanks,
Megha

Lavi April 24, 2012 at 10:26 AM  

Hi Prabha,

Thanks! Yes you can use to grill chicken and fish. i cant help you on how to grill, you can ask my friend sharmilee at sharmispassions@gmail.com

Lavi April 24, 2012 at 10:27 AM  

Happy Baking Megha!!

Lavi April 24, 2012 at 10:28 AM  

sure you can! Thank You!

Anonymous,  May 7, 2012 at 10:40 PM  

hi lavi....very useful blog..well 2day i tried to make paneer tikkas on rotisetrie in my morphyrichards OTG...but paneer,capsicum ,onion,tomato were all raw...plz tell me wwhere i went wrong.

prashant May 13, 2012 at 7:38 AM  

I JUST MADE CROSSIANT USING OTG ON BAKE MODE. BUT COULD BAKE ONLY THE BOTTOM PART THE INNER, TOP AND SIDE PART WERE RAW. PLEASE ADVISE I USED MIDDLE RACK WITH TEMP 200 .--- PRASHANT

Anonymous,  May 21, 2012 at 6:06 PM  

Hi,lavi...hope you doing well..
Thanx alotz for providing us with Awesome blog...
My query is whenever i use to make cake in pressure cooker,it bakes nicely..i use alluminium tin for cake and i use to keep in middle track whenever i try to bake cake in an OTG..it rise nicely in baking process..,but its always raw from inside..top and bottom part perfectly baked...
Please help me out.. And please if you can help me in providing good receipe of biscuit's and cookie's..i'll be thankfull to you.. :)

Ashok,  June 3, 2012 at 6:10 PM  

We just bought an Chroma OTG from Chroma of 28 lts. Noticed that it does not have the function to heat only the bottom rod. It does have the function to heat the top rod with fan, top&bottom rod heating with fan, top&bottom rod heating w/o fan - apart from the rotisserie functions.

My question is would baking of cake be fine if we use middle rack and use top&bottom rod heating with fan ?

Thank you.

meenakshi July 2, 2012 at 6:21 PM  

first time to your blog, nice and elaborate explaination . for baking ,grilling or toasting do we have to prehat the oven with bottom and top rods or like for baking - we have to preheat bottom rod only. i have sunflame OTG and till date i am baking cakes ,pizzas ,buns with both the rods ,i didnt know this before that for baking only bottom rod is used.
thanks and hope for the earliest reply.

Lavi July 3, 2012 at 8:10 PM  

Meenakshi, you need not pre-heat to toast and grill. pre-heating is to be done only for baking.

iam not sure about sunflame otg. every otg functions/ settings may differ, if you have baked perfect cakes in the way you previously have baked, continue that.

Thank You!

Lavi July 3, 2012 at 8:12 PM  

using middle wrack is best option. iam not sure about your oven settings. so you can just experiment with toasting the breads and bake a small cake next time and understand your otg!

Lavi July 3, 2012 at 8:16 PM  

Hi, thanks, leave your name next time..

so check whether you pre-heated at correct temperature and have you choosed the right mode(baking mode) to bake. try to refer your otg manual and learn which is the baking mode.
also you may get such raw cake, when you keep on opening the otg door while the cake is burning.

sure will post a cookie recipe soon! Thank You!

Lavi July 3, 2012 at 8:19 PM  

no idea prashant! check whether you baked for the right duration of time in the pre-heated oven.

Lavi July 3, 2012 at 8:22 PM  

Hi, next time, you just grill by placing the veggies, paneer in a tray lined with aluminium foil sheet in middle wrack. need not use the rotisetrie rod. check whether its grilling properly. next time you try it on the rod. even i have not got perfect paneer tikka on rod, but i do the way i told you!

Anonymous,  July 8, 2012 at 12:21 AM  

Hi can u use steel trays or dishes in an otg

meenakshi July 8, 2012 at 2:15 PM  

thanks a ton for clarifying my doubts . one more question do you bake cookies , breads, buns or pizza in the middle rack on baking mode.i make dough for pizza ,buns and bread from scratch.
thanks

Madhuram July 23, 2012 at 7:51 PM  

Nice post Lavi. One of my readers had mailed me a question about baking in an OTG for which I didn't know the answer. So I Googled and landed on this page and it is very informative. Thanks for sharing it with the rest of the community.

Shravani,  August 2, 2012 at 5:57 PM  

hi lavi...shravani here
i m planning to buy microwave or OTG , but i am very much confused for which i should go for..my main purpose is to bake cakes cookies etc..and to prepare grilled nonveg dishes...so what u think i shud go for.. but feels like microvave also is needed for reeating purpose..can we prepare pastry in OTG...

Anonymous,  August 11, 2012 at 1:51 PM  

Hi,
I have a recipe for grilled chicken stripes, it says turn the sides midway during cooking process
So do i have to press a button before opening the glass door or directly open it midway
And while preheating the oven for baking should the glass door be kept open or closed

Anonymous,  October 5, 2012 at 12:36 AM  

So when I am baking a cake should I use the toast mode to preheat and then switch to bake mode when I keep the batter in? My cakes are sinking in the middle, what could be the reason? Thanks in advance

Sharanya October 30, 2012 at 2:12 PM  

so elated to see this post.....actually have ordered an otg (morphy richards otg18 on seeing the details of oven in sharmis passions)its due to be delivered today....this post has so much of useful information and more than that ur prompt answers to all the queries make this page more useful...have bookmarked dis page for future reference....thanq so much..

Aniket Gamre November 23, 2012 at 3:49 PM  

In what temperature should I bake biscuits in my "SINGER OTG OVEN" & what should the timer be adjust to?? [Waiting for your reply]

Kavya Venkatesh November 23, 2012 at 6:53 PM  

Hi Lavi, I am crazy abt cakes and cookies..I was preparing all these in my microwave convection oven.but the cookies were not up to the mark.even the cakes.thinkingnof buying an OTG . Tell me which one is the best now. We r family of 4.also was planning to join for the baking classes,but dropped the idea thinking I ll get all the recipes in the net. So will OTG make the cakes and the cookies even more delicious? ;)
Suggest

GEETA DEVARMANI November 24, 2012 at 10:29 PM  

Hi Lavi!Thankful to you for all the guidance I got from reading about baking and Otg, I have purchased Morphy Richards 24 ltr. yesterday, but am afraid to get started, can you give me tips on how to to take care of it and of what should i be careful , or any thing that is important for me to know as a beginner.

sanumom November 27, 2012 at 11:27 PM  

Hello Lavi,
Came upon your website while researching for an OTG and found it to be a wealth of knowledge. Can you please tell me the inner capacity of your OTG? I am trying to figure out whether a cookie baking pan of 45 cm long x 35 cm wide fit in a 28 litre OTG or would I need a bigger one. For me the inner dimension is critical in making a decision of which one to buy. However, none of my fmaily owns one and I am stuck. Please help.
Thank you.
Neeta

Be Positive Desi... January 15, 2013 at 9:34 PM  

Hi lavi,

I am new to baking and have a few doubts:

- my oven is a bajaj 45 litres which has a warm mode... Is this the same as preheat?

- what is the average perheating time required for a 180 and 220 degree.

Thanks
Megha

Nanditha Iyengar January 16, 2013 at 2:06 PM  

can i use silicone muffin moulds in an otg oven ?

Hina Rajawat March 8, 2013 at 6:35 PM  

I m having microwave with convection feature
what do you think I should go for OTG or convection is fine for baking breads

Priya Kapoor March 19, 2013 at 12:16 PM  

There is a query regarding purchase of OTG. I m bit confused about Morphy Richards and Bajaj.
I want to buy 28 L Morphy but the problm with it is, its not having rotating fan inside, but same capacity bajaj is having the fan.
On the contrary Morphy 40L has the fan. Is 40L really required for a family of 4.
Mam pls suggest whether to buy 18L/28L or Morphy/Bajaj.or u want to suggest some other brand ?
I m having IFB25sc3 convection microwave @ home.

Sanju April 23, 2013 at 3:16 PM  

Hi Lavi,
I am just planning to buy an OTG and zeroed in on the Morphy Richards 18RSS... And while reading more came across your blog! Amazing amount of info! Are there any tips on what other accessories I should buy along with it? Or what are the must haves?

Shivani Jain May 2, 2013 at 5:20 PM  

Hi lavi..iam planning to buy an oven ive seen 2 otgs which i like the most..one is 28ltrs murphy richards n 28 ltrs croma...can u please suggest wich one is a better one...as i want to go in tat field so wanted a gud one..n bajaj 28 ltrs was a bit expnsive one..does fan in oven really matters as some said above..And does 1kg cake can be baked in 28ltrs n how many inch is it..??

Shivani Jain May 2, 2013 at 5:24 PM  

Plz reply soon..as i'll be waiting 4ur answer..

Angel-Day May 10, 2013 at 9:20 PM  

Hi Lavi,
My dad bought me a Panasonic NT-GT1 OTG last week. i've just sampled making toast on it.

There is only a temperature controller with modes HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW and TOAST on it, and no Bake mode or Grill mode, so how do i heat up only the bottom rod for baking? is both the rods heating up ok for baking a cake?

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