How do steam ovens work?

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Steam ovens are used to cook certain types of vegetables & meat dishes. A steam oven has a built-in reservoir. This reservoir is filled with water. The water is the first ingredient used in the baking process. The temperature of steam is usually about 38 degrees Centigrade. Food which is cooked at this temperature, which when converted into degrees Fahrenheit comes to approximately 100 degrees Fahrenheit, gets cooked at a very fast pace and also has a lower content of fat.
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