Sears 85951 manual Cooking Guide for MULTI-POWER Settings

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COOKING GUIDE FOR

"MULTI-POWER" SETTINGS

The "'Multi-Power" feature lets you cook at the best power level for the food being cooked. Cooking directions can be found in the cookbook.

POWER

POWER

MICROWAVE

LEVEL

SETTINGS

EXAMPLES

OUTPUT

POWER *

I0

WARM

•

Softening

cream

cheese.

155

•

Keeping

casseroles

and

main dishes warm.

20

LOW

•

Softening

chocolate.

_

215

•

Heating

breads,

rolls,

pancakes,

tacos, tortillas

and French

toast.

•

Clarifying

butter.

•

Taking

the

chill

out

of fruit.

•

Heating

small

amounts

of food.

30

DEFROST

•

Thawing

meat,

poultry

and

seafood.

275

MED LOW

•

Completing

the

cooking

cycle of casseroles,

stews and

some

sauces.

•

Cooking

small quantities

of most

food.

40

BRAISE

•

Cooking

less

tender

cuts

of meat

in liquid or

340

slow cooking

dishes.

•

Completing

the

cooking

cycle of less tender

roasts.

50

SIMMER

•

Cooking

stews

.and soups

after bringing to a boil.

400

• Cooking

baked

custards

and pasta.

60

BAKE

•

Cooking

scrambled

eggs.

460

•

Cooking

cakes.

70

ROAST

•

Cooking

rump

roast,

ham,

veal and lamb.

520

MED HIGH

•

Cooking

cheese

dishes.

•

Cooking

eggs

and

milk.

•

Cooking

quick

breads

and

cereal

products.

80

REHEAT

•

Reheating

precooked

or prepared

food quickly.

580

•

Heating

sandwiches.

90

SAUTE

•

Cooking

onions,

celery

and

green peppers

quickly.

640

•

Reheating

meat

slices

quickly.

I00

MAX

•

Cooking

tender

cuts

of meat.

700

(HI)

POWER

•

Cooking

poultry,

fish, vegetables

and most

HIGH

casseroles.

•Preheating the browning dish.

•Boiling water.

•Thickening some sauces.

*Approxlmate watts as measured by 2-1iter method.

As you get to know your microwave oven. you may find that a particular setting is too low or too high for the results you desire.

Multiple-power control gives you the means to obtain greater precision in setting power levels. For instance, if you

want a power level between ROAST and REHEAT, you would set the time as usual: touch POWER CONTROL, and then touch "7" and "5". The display window will show "75", indicating that your oven is set to run at Power Level 75--halfway between ROAST and REHEAT.

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Contents USE & Care Manual Sears, Roebuck and Co., Chicago, IL , U.S.ADonts Your Safety FirstDoor Seals and Sealing Surfaces Important Safety Instructions To Avoid Possible Exposure to EXTable of Contents Model Number Model Number LabelDimensions InstallationSetting Time of DAY Width 29.7/8 Depth 19-1/4Oven door handle Temperature probeNames of Oven Parts Work lightFan Control--Exhausts the air by hood fan Oven Control PanelStart--Starts the oven Preset Recipe Cooking Hold WarmTo set Easy USE ChartTouch Power Control Programming NEW Recipes Stop Temperature Control Power Control TimeHold Warm Regular TimerTouch 0 power level TrT HI-POWER Cooking= r=n Then the oven will shut itself offCooking Guide for MULTI-POWER Settings Touch Power Control Display window will show HI MULTI-POWER CookingTo Cook with Multi-Power = r-=-rMicrowave Roasting Rack Temperature Probe Temperature Controlled CookingProbe Temperature Sensor PlugTemperature Probe and Power Control Setting Temperature Control Points to RememberSecond Setting Time NotHI MAX Power TemperatureSetting Doneness Instructions Reheating FoodsTouch Clear Temperature Controlled HI-POWER CookingC22Z53 Temperature Controlled MULTI-POWER CookingDEF Automatic DefrostGround Beef, Round steak 9.9 Ibs= r-t LE3 r=qRt-CZ3 rr-CE3 Food should still be somewhat icy in the center whenPlace chicken Breast Auto Defrosting ChartAuto Defrost Fealure Microproof roasting rackRoast Rump roastLeg Fish filletsTouch Clear Touch Time First Stage 10 minutes Power levelMULTI-STAGE Cooking MULTI-STAGE Cooking with Auto DefrostRr-gnr-gn Delay Start Cooking Whole Meal Cooking Metal RackRnr-r-rn Reset Recipe CookingRn l---ir--n = r-=nrEi3Ci3r- rz-riE3 = r=nr= IS3E3 Paus will flash in the display window =- r--ir-1Three Programming NEW RecipesCook Materials to USE Your Microwave Oven Materials to Avoid Using Your Microwave Oven Metal UtensilsUtensils PaperCare and Cleaning Stirrer shield Grillwork Charcoal To replaceWhy does steam come out of the grill work? Why does the display show 000?Is it possible to pop corn in a microwave oven? Why do baked apples sometimes burst during cooking?Foods How are boil-overs avoided?Before Calling for Service ProblemSears Service WE Service What WE SellFiJLL ONE Year Warranty on Microwave Oven Sears, Roebuck and Co., Chicago, IL 60684 U.S.A