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of
cookware
MicrowaveUses
Foil-1ined paperbagsandboxes
Foilbakingtrays
Aluminumfoil
Metalor partiallymetalpots,pans,
thermometers, s kewersandtwistties
Glassjars andbottles
Microwave plastics
fiper or Styrofoamplatesandcups
Ovenglassandceramic
Dinnerware
Wper towels,papernapkinsand
wax paper
Plasticwrap,cookingbags,boil-in
bagsand! s toragebags
Wperboardtraysusedforfrozen
entreesand dinners
P1astic traysand platesusedfor frozen
entreesand dinners
Straw,wickerand wood
Avoidusing.
Youcan use foiltraysthatare no higherthan3/4-in.(Foilor metalwill
reflectmicrowaves a nd causeunevenheating. ) Arcingcanoccurif foilis
closerthan 1inchto ovenwalls.
Use for shielding.
Do notuse. Microwave-safe t hermometersand skewersare available.
Generally, g lassjars can be usedto warmfood.However, d o notheat
babyfoodinjars, evenwithoutlids, becausefoodwillheatunevenly. D o
notwarmfoodsin narrow-necked bottlesbecausepressurecanbuildup.
Cookingand heating.
Heatingand servingof foodsandbeverages. S tyrofoam willmeltif food
is toohot or if foodis cookedfor a longtime.
Cookingand heating.
Heatingand somecooking.Followdinnerwaremanufacturer's
recommendations. A voidusingdisheswithmetaltrim.
Absorbingmoisture,andpreventingspatters.Heatingand servingof
sandwichesor appetizers.Lightcoveringto holdin steam.Do not use
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papertowelsthathavesyntheticfibers, suchas nylon,wovenintothem.
,
Synthetic fibersmaycausethe towelto ignite.Avoidusingrecycled paper.
Coveringto holdin steam(wrap).Cooking(cookingandboil-inbags).
Heating(storagebags).
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Cookingand heating.
Cooting and heating.
Warming.
cookware
mps
~Alwayscheckthe cookwaremanufacturer's
recommendations b eforeusinganycookware
in the oven.
@ Beforepurchasingcookwareor preparingfoodin
cookware,checkits sizeto makesureit will fit
in the oven.
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