Oven temperature charts: Fahrenheit, Celsius, gas mark, fan oven

Oven temperature charts that turn a recipe's Fahrenheit, Celsius or gas mark into the setting on your oven. One table runs from 250 F or gas 1/2 up to 475 F and gas 9. A fan-oven table gives the setting 20 degrees lower than conventional, and a baking guide lists what goes in at low, moderate and high heat. Type a different subject, such as an Aga or large print, and the same styles carry it.

• the inside of a cupboard door
• a baking station
• a cookery class handout
• a card in a recipe book

Frequently asked questions

What is a gas mark?

Gas mark is the UK number for an oven setting; the chart lines it up with Fahrenheit and Celsius on the same row.

How do fan-oven settings differ?

The fan table shows the Celsius setting 20 degrees lower than the conventional one for the same dish.

Does this replace my oven's dial?

No. Use the chart to find the setting for the temperature a recipe asks for; your oven may still run a little hot or cold.

Which style reads best from across the kitchen?

The infographic style, with a bold header band and tidy columns, is the easiest to read at a distance.

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