Whirlpool MH9115XB warranty Convenience foods cooking chart

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Convenience foods cooking chart

Convection cooking of convenience foods is similar to cooking in a conventional oven. Select items that fit conveniently on the turntable, such as an 8l/z-inch frozen pizza. Convection preheat to the desired tempera- ture, and use metal or ovenproof glass cooking utensils. When cooking or baking these convenience foods, follow package

directions for preparation and selecting the correct container. Because of the great variety of foods available, times given here are approximate. It is advisable to always check food about five minutes before the minimum recommended time, and cook longer only if needed. Use oven mitts to insert or remove items from the oven.

FOOD SlZE/WT

Pizza (frozen) t 3 oumes (8’/2 inch)

Brownies 20 ounces

Frozen	26 ounces
Double	Crust
Pie

Cake Layers 18-25 ounces

Apple Sauce 18-25 ounces Cake

Date Nut	17 ounces
Bread

Frozen Bread 16 ounces Dough

Refrigerated 20 ounces Cookies

COOKING MODE COOKING TIME SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS

CONVECTION		14-16	minutes	Cook	directly on Bi-Level
400°F	(preheated)			Cooking		Rack	for crisper
				crust.
CONVECTION		23-26	minutes	Bake	in g-inch		square		pan
350°F	(preheated)			on Bi-Level Cooking					Rack.
CONVECTION				Bake	in metal or ovenproof
425°F	(preheated)	30 minutes		pan on		Bi-Level	Cooking
then				Rack.
350°F		30-35	minutes
CONVECTION		20 minutes		Bake one layer at a time on
350°F	(preheated)			Bi-Level Cooking Rack.
CONVECTION		30-35	minutes	Use metal 1O-cup fluted
350°F	(preheated)			tube pan on Bi-Level
				Cooking		Rack.
CONVECTION		40 minutes		Bake	in 9 x 5-inch			metal loaf
350°F	(preheated)			pan on		Bi-Level	Cooking
				Rack.
CONVECTION		25-30	minutes	Follow		package	directions
375°F	(preheated)			for thawing and proofing
				dough.		Bake in metal
				greased		8’12x 4% x 2%inch
				loaf pan on Bi-Level Cooking
				Rack.
CONVECTION		8-9’/2	minutes	Bake	six at a time			on metal
350°F	(preheated)			round	cookie sheet			on
				Bi-Level Cooking Rack.

NOTE: Use the first position when cooking with the Bi-Level Cooking Rack. (See page 17.)

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Contents UseAndCare Thank you for buying a WHIRLPOOL@ appliance Your safety is important to usImportant Safety Instructions Microwave Oven SafetyPage Precautionstoavoid Operating safety precautions General information How microwave cooking works e&a Getting to Know Your Microwave-Convection Hood CombinationThis Radio interference Smoke deflector accessory kit Microwave oven featuresControl panel features Page Using the demonstration feature Audible signalsUsing the safety lock Interrupting cookingTouch OFF Using the exhaust fanUsing the cooktop/countertop light YOU see Inserting the rack Using the bi-level cooking rackTo set time Choose setting Enter time of day Setting the clockComplete entry Touch YOU see ClockTouch Timer SET Enter time to be counted down Using the Minute TimerTo cancel Minute Timer IAlGetting the best cooking results Microwave CookingAuto Start Sensor CookPut food in oven and close the door Set cooking time Cooking at high cook powerStart oven Changing instructionsCook Power Cooking at lower cook powersWhen to USE IT Lzl Set Cook PowerSet Cooking time and Cook Power For Set Cook Power for First CycleCooking with more than one cook cycle RepeatUsing Auto Defrost Restart oven.TOUCHYOU see Enter food’s weight in pounds and tenths of a poundMeat setting Auto defrost chartFood Special InstructionsFood AT Pause Special Instructions PoultryFood AT Pause Equivalent Ounce Weight Weight conversion chartDefrosting tips Number After DecimalTo make Warm Hold auto- matically follow another cycle UsingClose the door Choose setting Cooking with the temperature probeInsert probe into food Place food in oven and plug probe into socket on oven wallTo change final food tempera- ture after oven has started Set desired final food temperature optionalITI Touch Removing and cleaning Temperature Probe Temperature Probe cooking tipsDon’t Using Auto Roast Food Special Instructions Roast ChartUsing Auto Start Enter cooking instructions for the function you want Choose setting Set start TimeSensor cook chart Using Sensor CookStar& oven Using Beverage Reheat Place food in oven and close the door Choose ReheatPlace bag on rack and close the door Choose Popcorn Using PopcornAdding or subtracting cook time Using ADD MinuteMake sure food is in the oven Choose ADD Minute How convection cooking works Convection CookingHelpful hints for convection cooking Convection baking without preheating Set baking temperature optionalConvection baking with preheating Set preheat/cooking temperatureCooking Time Set cookingConvection broiling Choose setting Set cooking cycle cooking timePreheating, open the door Put food in oven, and close DoorDisplay shows oven is preheating Convenience foods cooking chart Setting Convection cooking with the temperature probeClose the door Choose ProbeConvection Touch Set convection cooking temperatureFirst Stage Second Probe convection cookingTime Special Notes Oven First Stage Second Food Temp TimeHow combination cooking works Combination CookingThis Section Helpful hints for combination cookingSet baking/roasting temperature Optional Put food in oven and close the door Choose settingCombination baking/roasting without preheating YOU see TouchCombination baking/roasting with preheating TemperatureSet preheat/cooking CombinationEach Time temperature Goes up by five Degrees Close the door Choose temperature Probe With the temperatureCombination cooking probe Combination Touch Set combination cooking temperatureTemperature probe combination cooking chart Min Per lb 150F Fat-side down C3Zning the bi-level cooking Cleaning the microwave ovenCaring for the filters Cooktop light Replacing the cooktop and oven lightsOven light Cooking Guide Reheating chartMicrowave cooking chart Microwave cooking tips Arranging food Using aluminum foilCooking you should not do Your microwave oven Metal Baking Pan Oven utensils guideAnswers QuestionsProblem If You Need Assistance or ServiceSolution Before calling for assistanceConventional broiling If you are not satisfied with how the problem was solved If you need serviceIf you need assistance Warranty Microwave Oven WarrantyPAY for Full ONE-YEAR Limited FOUR-YEAR