Rare; Medium; Well Done - Amana ARR629 Use & Care Manual

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KEEPING
FOOD WARM
The Keep-Warm
oven can be helpful in many
KEEP-WARM
OVEN
CHART
ways.
If you
wish
to
keep
the
food
warm
immediately
after
baking
at
a higher
temperature,
set the oven to the correct
temperature
(see chart) and open the oven
door for 10 to 15 minutes to allow excess heat
to escape.
NOTE: If you plan to keep food warm on a
platter, be sure the oven has cooled
after baking before placing the plat-
ters in the oven.
TO AVOID THE RISK OF FIRE, DO
NOT USE PLASTIC
PLATTERS,
OR
SILVER TRAYS IN THE KEEP-WARM
OVEN.
To prevent moist foods such as cooked veg-
etables,
mashed potatoes, gravy, yeast rolls,
biscuits, etc., from drying out, they should be
covered tightly before being placed in the oven.
Aluminum foil is ideal for this.
Meat can be carved ahead of time and then
kept warm. Sliced meats must be covered to
prevent cut surfaces from drying. If you wish
to slice rare or medium meats you can do so
if you do not allow the cut surfaces to remain
exposed
to the
air.
Cut
the
slices
as
described
but keep
the
surfaces
close
together.
THAWING
FROZEN
FOODS
The oven may be used for thawing frozen foods.
Poultry should only be thawed until the giblets
can be removed. Thaw cut-up poultry, fish or
meat cuts just enough to separate the pieces.
Ground meat should be thawed just enough to
allow you to mix and form it. Once the food is
thawed, cook it immediately.
Do not refreeze
food that has been thawed.
To thaw and freshen
cooked frozen
baked
goods, use the Warm setting. Wrap food loosely
to prevent drying but to permit the evaporation
of ice crystals formed during freezing.
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BACON ..............................................
225 °
BEEF
Rare ................................................
170 °
Medium ..........................................
170 °
Well Done .......................................
170 °
FISH ..........................................................
Baked or Broiled (loosely covered) 170 °
HAM ...................................................
170 °
LAMB .................................................
170 °
PORK
Fresh ..............................................
170 °
Smoked ..........................................
170 °
POULTRY
Roasted ..........................................
170 °
Fried ...............................................
170 °
SEAFOOD
Baked or Fried (loosely covered) ... 170 °
VEGETABLES
(covered) ........................................
170 °
BISCUITS/MUFFINS
......................... 170 °
CASSEROLES
..................................
200 °
G RAVY ..............................................
170 °
PIZZA
(loosely covered) ............................ 225 °
ROLLS
(tightly wrapped) ............................. 170 °
DEEP FAT FRIED FOOD .................. 200 °
POTATOES
Baked ..............................................
200 °
potatoes .........................................
170 °
(loosely covered) ............................ 250 °
PIES/PASTRY ...................................
170 °

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