Convection Microwave vs. Gas Oven
We are about to pull the trigger on a larger RV. Up until now, every RV we have owned has had a gas oven as part of the cooktop assembly. The model we are considering does not offer a gas oven as a fa...
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I had the same hesitation when we changed coaches a few years ago.
Every RV for 25 years had a gas oven, which I absolutely loved.
I was planning on changing the convection to a gas oven, but DH recommended I try the convection for a while before we changed it out.
There is definitely a learning curve, but I have learned to love the convection oven. There was some trial and error, temp, and time adjustments, but now I would never change back.
We are full timers, and I cook at least 5 days a week, everything from Turkeys to pastries.
Love the extra, much needed storage drawers underneath the stovetop.
I am able to run it headed down the road, and dry camping with our 2k PSW Inverter. We have solar for battery recharge so it’s not a worry for us, but without a larger inverter, you will need genny power.
Give it a try before you decide to change it.
Every RV for 25 years had a gas oven, which I absolutely loved.
I was planning on changing the convection to a gas oven, but DH recommended I try the convection for a while before we changed it out.
There is definitely a learning curve, but I have learned to love the convection oven. There was some trial and error, temp, and time adjustments, but now I would never change back.
We are full timers, and I cook at least 5 days a week, everything from Turkeys to pastries.
Love the extra, much needed storage drawers underneath the stovetop.
I am able to run it headed down the road, and dry camping with our 2k PSW Inverter. We have solar for battery recharge so it’s not a worry for us, but without a larger inverter, you will need genny power.
Give it a try before you decide to change it.
