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Some Do's, Don'ts and Hints
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* '!?!,.7i;vc: metat :;es 'ram piastlc
Sags before
placing
them In the oven
.I: .lzord
arc;r;j
and
oosslble
oven
damage.
Check
carryout
food
'::ntalners
for -netal before
reheating
foods
In them.
* .jst' ;iodr rnlcrtiwaLe
oven only for cooklng.
reheating
and defrosting.
* 511ce ipi'nole eggs
zefore
reheating
to avoid
a steam
buildup
and
oosslble
bursttng.
. F;;r
ZooKIng
tsmes
longer
than
four
minutes.
avoid
using
paper
3r?tai?ers
and be careful
of the plastics
you use. (Some
plastics
may
get hot and melt.)
e Follow
recipe
Instructions
to star. turn or add foods
to avoid
possible
damage
tc ihe utensil
or oven.
DON'T:
o Your mlcrowave
oven uses !450 watts at full power.
It can t share
an
outlet
with another
operating
appliance.
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Be careful
that food or utensils
do not push against
the plastic
mode
~1x2
cover.
Don't
remove
the cover.
o 'iarsh
abrasives
may scratch
the oven finish.
*iIon
t use dishes
or utensils
with
metal
trim,
staples,
closures
or
'Iners.
Metals
should
not
be used
In the
oven
unless
especially
directed
In the MICRO
MENUS'
Cookbook.
*Always
2ave food In the mlcrowave
oven before
operating
it to avoid
possible
damage
to the oven
*Store
nothing
In the microwave
oven.
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Scorched
or burned
foods
are overcooked.
Continued
cooking
can
3~1~ burr
them
further
and may cause
them
to flame.
especially
a,c:tatoes.
corn-on-the-cob
and snacks.
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