The instant heat of halogen browns, sears, and seals in the juice while the convection fan pumps air around to heat the chicken evenly and also speeds up the cooking time. It’s a full meal recipe that takes minimal effort and time to prepare, again thanks to the fast-cooking capability of our oven.
Let’s see if we can roast a whole chicken and some veggies with our turbo aka halogen convection oven. A halogen or turbo convection oven is a great way to cook the ideal roast chicken.
The cooking times for casseroles should be roughly the same as a normal oven, although they may be quicker. You can easily bake in a halogen oven, baking at the same temperature as your recipe says. A good rule of thumb is using an extender when baking. It ensures that the heating element is further away from your bake.
You must always place food on the racks provided in a halogen oven, just as you would in a standard oven. Different halogen oven recipes are better suited to the higher or low racks, so we have separated this. The low rack is best for slow cooking things like a casserole dish, roast chicken, or baking.