No more burnt biscuits !

[Mike Bullard]

I would be very worried about using ceramic tile, unless it was actually rated for food use. Since their "real" purpose is to walk on and many originate outside of the United States, they may have contaminates such as lead and other chemicals, when heated can precipitate into your food.

[slipf18]

We are fused (kiln- fired) glass artists and have a strong background in ceramic kilns as well...we would NEVER use any glazed or unfinished tile in the oven for the reasons stated above. Lots of poison out there. Should have stated these concerns more clearly in my earlier post...and it's why I'm so PO'd at these manufacturers for not addressing this issue...they are well aware that users are trying a variety of home-made "remedies" in order to work a way around the fact that many ovens are, for the most part, cheaply made, inferior designs.

[Frank & Eve]

Well you have convinced me to keep using my broken pizza stone. Thanks for the input !!

[brokenaxle]

P use two cookie sheets on top of each other it creates an air gap between then and wala no more burnt bottoms on my biscuits.

[OL Creeker]

"Wala" is spelled VOILA

[Radio]

Sweet Wife and I are so strange, I guess we are completely out of step with the rest of the campground.

The oven gets used almost every day of every trip. Pizza, corn bread, biscuits, always something.

Our awning only gets put out in the yard to get the mildew off. Really. We seldom use the thing when we camp. Maybe there are enough trees to do the job?

[cpaulsen]

Originally Posted by blevinseve

Seems like there could have been a better design on the lighting mechanism. I just about have to stand on my head to light the dang thing. Might have to get one of those counter top ovens when I get to be an old gal

About 10 bucks for a barbeque lighter @ WW. Takes about 30 minutes or so to mount it in the oven and finding a place on the stove front to mount the push button.

[Frank & Eve]

Originally Posted by cpaulsen

About 10 bucks for a barbeque lighter @ WW. Takes about 30 minutes or so to mount it in the oven and finding a place on the stove front to mount the push button.

Cpaulsen...I'd be to scared that I would totally screw up that oven if I attempted something like that. Sounds like a good idea though

[Frank & Eve]

Originally Posted by OL Creeker

"Wala" is spelled VOILA

Doesn't Wala seem more right than Voila. Then I'm from the south so maybe that's why

[Whitewolf]

Wonder if ceramic tiles that's used in gas grills would work.

[theSmiths2003]

Ok, so I get how using a pizza stone in the oven works by evening out the heat, but how does putting foil on the bottom of your pan work?...magic ?

[cpaulsen]

We just put aluminum foil under our baking sheet and wrapping it up and over the edges.....works just great....no burnt bottom rolls or cookies.