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HowtoCh.,ge the
Power Level
The power
level may be
entered
Or changed
immediately
after
entering
the feature
{ time fbr TIME
COOK,
TIME
DEFROST
or
EXPRESS
COOI_
The
power
lme 1 may a!s ° be
Changed
during
time
Countdown.
select rime Defrost.
14
\;_riable
power
levels
add
flexibili
W to n/icrowave
cooking.
Tlte power
levels
on the
ii/icrowave
()veil
can be con/pared
to tire
snriace
units
on a range.
Higlt
(power
level
10) or
full power
is tlte fastest
way to cook
and
gi_es }on
100%
power.
Each
power
level gives you n/icrowave
energy
a certain
percent
of
tlte tin/e.
Power
level
7 is
n/icrowave
energy
70% of
the tin/e.
Power
level
3 is
energy
30% of tlte tin/e.
A ltiglt
setting
(10) will
cook
taster
1)ut tood
may
need
n/ore
flequent
stirring,
rotating
or turning
over. Most (()()king
will be
done
on Higlt
(power
level
10). A lo we r se tfi n g will
cook
n/ore
evenly
and
need
less stirring
or
rotating
of tlte tood.
Son/e
toods
may ltave
1)etter
flavor,
texture
or
appearance
if one of tlte
lower
settings
is used.
Use
a lower
power
level
wlten
cooking
toods
tltat have a
tendency
to boil ()vet, suclt
as scalloped
potatoes.
Rest periods
(wlten
tlte
n/icrowave
energy
cycles
off) give tin/e
tor tlte tood
to "'equalize"
or transtcr
heal
to the inside
of tlte
tbod.
An exmnple
of tltis is
sl-lown witlt power
level
3
tlte deti'ost
cycle.
/f inicro-
\_;lVC enera'v
did not cx cle
olt. tlte outside
of the tood
would
cook
belore
the
inside
\_;lS deti'osted.
Here
life
sortie
exalnples
(}f/lSeS t(}r v, Iri(}tlS power
levels:
Power Level
Best Uses
High 10
Fish. bacon.
vegetahles,
boiling liquids.
Med-High 7 Gentle
cooking
of
meat and
poultry;
baking
casseroles
and reheating.
Medium 5
Slow
cookhlg
and tenderiz-
ing such as
stews and less
tender cuts of
meat.
Low2 or 3
Defl'osting
without
cooking;
simmering;
delicate sauces.
Warm I
Keeping
food
warm without
overcooking:
softening
butter,

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