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Two Ovens in One Single Wall Oven Space? Single/Double Wall Oven Makes Culinary History
10/01/2008
The new GE Profile 30-inch single/double wall oven fits two ovens into the space of a single standard wall oven, providing room to evenly roast a 22-pound turkey in the 2.8-cubic-foot lower oven. At the same time, accompanying dishes can be prepared at a separate temperature in the 2.2-cu.-ft. upper oven, so casseroles, trays of hors d’oeuvres, or breads can be served at their peak. The upper oven is so large, in fact, that it can easily hold two 10-1/2 inch by 14-3/4 inch casserole dishes. With a total 5.0-cubic-feet of capacity, it’s the largest oven of its kind.
Designed for a high level of flexibility, the lower oven features the PreciseAir™ convection system for restaurant-quality results. GE’s exclusive reversing-fan technology allows optimal heat circulation and temperature accuracy to ensure deliciously browned, evenly baked foods. The convection system itself takes up very little space – to provide ample space for cookie sheets, roasting pans and large bakeware. In addition, a slow-cook mode offers four settings – pork, poultry, beef, and stew – to deliver ideal conditions for specific meals with no separate slow-cooker required.
In the upper oven, the GE pizza mode prepares fresh or frozen pizzas to the desired level of crispness. Fresh vegetables and other savory side dishes – even an alternative entrée – can be prepared while the main dish bakes with no need to compromise on cooking temperatures.
As beautiful as it is powerful, the single/double oven has stainless steel doors, handles and trims, with glass touch controls hidden inside the upper oven door for a sleek, modern appearance. It is this unique control placement in the oven door that frees up valuable space often occupied by a standard control panel so that two usable ovens are possible in the space of a single 30-inch wall oven.
The design creativity extends to the self-cleaning oven racks that can remain in the oven during the self-clean cycle. The 30-inch single/double oven has an estimated retail price of $2799 (reseller determines own resale price) and will be available October 2008.
For more information visit www.ge.com.
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