May i know the conversion of gas mark to degrees Celsius or...

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Answer by Beki
Submitted on 11/14/2006
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Level Of Hotness Degrees Celsius Gas Mark Fahrenheit Cool /Very Slow Cook - Good temperature for rising bread 110 C 1/4 225 F Cool /Very Slow Cook - Just to Warm things Up can make 'sun-dried' tomatoes at this Temperature often marked with an S on some cookers. 120/130 C 1/2 250 F Warm/Slow Good for slow cook meals - 140 C 1 275 F Warmish/Slow Cook 150 C 2 300 F Warm/Moderate 160/170 C 3 325 F Moderate - Good for a lot of cakes 180 C 4 350 F Moderately Hot - Pizza 190 C 5 375 F Quite Hot 200 C 6 400 F Hot - Roast Potatoes and Vegetables 220 C 7 425 F Very Hot - Baking some types of bread 230 C 8 450 F Extremely Hot 240 C 9 475 F

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Question by Nisha
Submitted on 11/9/2003
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May i know the conversion of gas mark to degrees Celsius or vice versa? thank u.

Answer by sleepyguy
Submitted on 4/10/2004
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go to http://www.godecookery.com/goderec/equiv.htm hth :)

Answer by morky
Submitted on 11/15/2004
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