Radio Interference; Principles Of Cooking In A Microwave; Container Guide - Saba MCE34IX CI Bedienungsanleitung

Radio interference

Using a microwave oven can cause interference that may disturb the
reception of your radios, televisions or similar appliances�
If there is any interference, this can be reduced or eliminated by
taking the following measures:
1� Clean the microwave's door and air-tight surface�
2� Redirect the aerial on the radio or television�
3� Change the position of the microwave in relation to the receiver�
4� Move the microwave further away from the receiver�
5� Connect the microwave oven to a different socket so the
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microwave oven and the receiver are on different circuits�

Principles of cooking in a microwave

1� Arrange the food properly on a plate� Place the thickest food on
the edges of the plate�
2� Monitor the cooking time� Cook for the specified minimum
period and lengthen the cooking time if necessary� Overcooked
food may emit smoke or catch fire�
3� Cover food during cooking� The cloche allows food to cook evenly
and prevent splattering�
4� Turn food once during cooking in the microwave oven in order
to speed up the cooking time for foods such as chicken and
hamburgers� Large sized food, such as roasting joints, must be
turned at least once during cooking�
5� Turn food like meatballs and place those that were in the centre
of the dish near the outside�
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Container guide

1� The ideal material for a container going in the microwave
is transparent to microwaves and allows the energy to pass
through its walls to heat the food�
2� Microwaves cannot penetrate metal� The metal containers and
dishes with a metal rim should therefore not be used�
3� Do not use recycled paper products in the microwave as they
may contain small metal fragments which may cause sparks
and/or flames�
4� It is recommended to use round/oval dishes rather than square/
rectangular, because food placed in corners tends to overcook�
5� Thin strips of aluminium foil can be used to prevent overcooking
of exposed areas� However, be sure to use a suitable amount of
foil and keep a distance of 2�54 cm between the paper and the
cavity�
The list below is a general guide to help you select appropriate
containers�
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