Halogen oven is a compact countertop cooking appliance that uses a halogen bulb as its primary heat source, employing a combination of infrared radiation, convection, and sometimes conduction to cook food quickly and efficiently.
Here's a more detailed description:
Construction:
Halogen ovens typically feature a clear glass bowl as the main cooking chamber, a removable glass lid with a heating assembly (including the halogen bulb and fan), and multi-level metal racks inside for elevating food during cooking.
Cooking Method:
Halogen Bulb: The halogen bulb emits infrared radiation, which heats the food quickly.
Convection Fan: A fan circulates the hot air, ensuring even cooking and faster cooking times.
Conduction: In some cases, the heat from the halogen bulb can also be transferred to the food through conduction