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Temperature probe cooking chart
Food cooked
in a microwave
oven will continue
to cook during the standing
time. Food
temperature
will rise 5 to IO" during the standing
time.
The following
chart shows how to use the Temperature
Probe in different
foods. Remove the
food and the Temperature
Probe from the oven when it reaches
the recommended
temperature
setting, unless you wish the oven to hold the food in the Keep Warm Cycle.
PROBE
TEMPERATURE
FOOD
PLACEMENT
SElllNG
Appetizer
Probe in center
of dip.
130°F
Dips
Can touch
dish bottom.
Beverages
Probe can touch
150-160' F
bottom
of container.
Lettover
&
Probe in center. Can
15O'F
Canned
Foods
touch dish bottom.
Main Dishes &
Casseroles
Meats
Boneless
Bone-In
Sandwiches
Sauces
Seafoods
soups
Vegetables,
canned
or
pre-cooked
Probe in center
of dish.
Should not touch dish
bottom.
Insert through
one
end of roast and push
toward
center.
Insert so probe
is in
center
of meat. Do not
allow
probe
to contact
bone marrow
or fat
pocket
- oven may
stop before
reaching
desired
temperature.
First 1/2 inch of probe
in
the center
of the filling.
Probe in center
of
sauce. Can touch dish
bottom.
Probe in thickest
part of lobster or fish,
or center
of seafood
casserole.
Probe can touch dish
bottom
Probe in center
of
vegetables.
150 F
Beet, Veal & Lamb
Rare - 125°F
Medium
- 145'F
Well - 155°F
Ham
Fully cooked
- 120-F
Meatloaf
- 14O'F
Pork, fresh
Ham - 160°F
Venison
- 160 F
120,
150 F
160-170 F
150-160 F
150-170 F
TIPS
Stir before
serving.
Partially
cover
dish
to speed
cooking.
Stir
before
serving.
Meat must be completely
thawed.
Place on a mi-
crowave
roasting
rack in
a glass baking
dish. Dur-
ing standing
time the
temperature
will increase
5 to IO'F
Place sandwich
on
paper
plate or towel.
For multiple
sand-
wiches,
place
probe
in center
sandwich.
If soup has additional
solid ingredients,
increase
temperature
setting.
Partially
cover
container
to speed
cooking.
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