Using glazed tiles in oven

[Jeepyj93]

I would have never known this but I did bake cinnamon buns a while back and they weren’t cooked evenly. I am now on the lookout for an insulated cookie sheet that will fit.
Do you place it right on the bottom?

[steveb285rks]

We have been using 6 x 6 unglazed tiles in the past 2 campers. I started with 1 12 x 12 floor tile that I had extra but it soon cracked in half. I think I paid about 68 cents per 6 x 6 tile at home depot but that was over 10 years ago.

[TWP723]

I use two cookie sheets. They work perfect. Takes the food a little longer to cook but it doesn't burn.

[Jeepyj93]

Do you just put 2 sheets one on top of the other? Do you put them in the bottom of the oven? TIA

[Tunce the traveler]

Lady Fitzgerald its good to see you back from your travels.
Your experience and input will be greatly appreciated by everyone.
Tunce

[TWP723]

Originally Posted by Jeepyj93

Do you just put 2 sheets one on top of the other? Do you put them in the bottom of the oven? TIA

The one on the metal shelf is face down, the other is face up on top of that one.

[TWP723]

Originally Posted by Jeepyj93

Do you just put 2 sheets one on top of the other? Do you put them in the bottom of the oven? TIA

And a thermometer is a must.

[Jeepyj93]

Great I will try that and buy a thermometer

[eagleback]

The wife uses our oven all the time. The trick is to let it completely preheat before you bake in it. The rv ovens are pretty good at cooking as long as you let them heat up to temp so the flame is at its temp keeping height.

[Seann45]

CHEAP FIX... Put a layer of aluminum foil on the "plate" just above the burner I did that and stopped burning the bottom of things. I tried the pizza stone and other things like that and the foil works much better and is CHEAPER....

[TCNashville]

We bought our camper in 2012 and the oven has never been used or even turned on but after reading this thread I may just have to try and cook a pizza or something. It sure is clean in there though.