A French oven is a type of pot made of enamel mostly and is used for braised meat while the American oven is a typical heated box to bake meals completely.
What are the differences between regular and conffection ovens?
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You can find some more information regarding convection ovens here: http://www.ehow.com/about_5438666_convection-oven-vs-microwave-oven.html It gives an overview of the differences between the more commonly used microwave ovens and convection ovens.
French ovens are versatile and useful in many cases. To get instructions on how to use a French oven, please visit http://ezinearticles.com/?French-Oven-Cooking---What-You-Should-Know&id=3991664.
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Amazon.com sells and has customer reviews on literally hundreds of French ovens. Epinions and Howstuffworks.com are also excellent sources of reviews and information.
Convection ovens don't rely on vibrating water molecules to heat food, so they are a bit more "traditional."
It is piped into a large portion of American homes for furnaces, ovens and etc.
1. solar energy you get from the sun while wind energy you get from the wind 2. solar energy you have to have solar things (ex solar ovens) wind energy you need a windmill for.
400 usually means 200 in some American ovens..
Microwave Ovens