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Temperature in Celsius: Temperature in Fahrenheit: Gas Mark: Description:
140˚C 275˚F 1 Cool
150˚C 300˚F 2
160˚C 325˚F 3
180˚C 350˚F 4 Moderate
190˚C 375˚F 5
200˚C 400˚F 6 Moderately Hot
220˚C 425˚F 7 Hot
230˚C 450˚F 8
240˚C 475˚F 9 Very Hot
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Recent recipes

This Vegan Lemon Coconut Layer Cake combines a soft, flavourful lemon sponge, whipped coconut vanilla frosting and has a toasted coconut coating on the sides. It is the perfect cake for a birthday or Spring gathering.
This Vegan Lemon Drizzle Cake is as delicious as the regular version, super easy to make and perfect to devour with your afternoon coffee. You really would not know it's vegan!
This Festive Spiced Soda Bread is a Christmassy twist on a classic Irish soda bread. Full of currants, sultanas, raisins, mixed peel and cranberries, it's flavourful, soft and perfect with a good serving of butter!

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