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OTHERHELPFULINSTRUCTIONS
Forbestresultsandmoreenjoyablecooking,pleasereadthesecomments
thoroughly.
ForBestResults:
1. Whendeterminingthetimeforaparticularfood,beginbyusingminimumtime
andcheckingconditionoccasionally.Itiseasytoovercookfoodbecause
microwavescookveryquickly.
2. Smallquantitiesoffoodorfoodswithlowwatercontentmaydryoutandbecome
hardifcookedtoolong.
DefrostingFrozenFood:
1. Foodsthathavebeenfrozencanbeplaceddirectlyintheovenforthawing.(Be
certaintoremoveanymetallictiesorwraps).
2. DefrostaccordingtotheDefrostinginstructionsinthismanual.
3. For areas of the food thawing faster than others, cover with small pieces of
aluminiumfoil.Thishelpsslowdownorstopthedefrostingprocess.
4. Somefoodsshouldnotbecompletelythawedbeforecooking.Forexample,fish
cookssoquicklythatitissometimesbettertobegincookingwhilestillslightly
frozen.
5. Itmaybenecessarytoincreaseordecreasethecookingtimeinsomerecipes,
dependingonthestartingtemperatureofthefood.
NOTE:Airfromtheventmaybecomewarmduringcooking.
Browning:
Thereareafewfoodswhicharenotcookedlongenoughinthemicrowaveovento
brownandmayneedadditionalcooking.
CoatingssuchaspaprikaandbrowningagentssuchasWorcestershiresaucemaybe
usedonchops,meatpattiesorchickenpieces.
Roasts,poultryorham,cookedfor10‐15minutesorlonger,willbrownwithoutextra
additives.