Zanussi ZM266ST manual Table Defrosting, 250 270 W

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TABLE : DEFROSTING AND COOKING

COOKING CHARTS

TABLE: DEFROSTING

Food	Quantity Power		Time	Hints	Standing time
	-g-	-Level-	-Min-		-Min-

Roasts	1500	90 W	55-60	Place on an upturned plate,	30 - 90
(pork, beef,	1000	90 W	38-42	turn halfway through	30 - 90
veal, lamb)	500	90 W	20-25		30 - 90
Steaks, escalopes,	200	270 W	2-4	Turn halfway through	10 - 15
chops, liver
Goulash	500	270 W	8-9	Break up and stir halfway through	10 - 15
Ham or large sausage	200	270 W	2-3	Thaw slightly only	5
as one piece
Cold cuts	200	270 W	2-4	Each minute, take off the outside slices	5
Sausages 8	600	270 W	6-8	Place alongside one another,	5	- 10
4	300	270 W	3-5	turn halfway through	5	- 10
Duck/turkey	1500	90 W	42-46	Place on an upturned plate, turn halfway through	30 - 90
Chicken	1200	270 W	18-20	Place on an upturned plate, turn halfway through	30 - 90
	1000	270 W	13-15		30 - 90
Chicken legs	1000	270 W	13-15	Turn halfway through	30 - 90
	200	270 W	3-4		10 - 15
Chicken breast	450	270 W	7-9	Turn halfway through	30 - 90
Fish in portions	800	270 W	12-13	Turn halfway through	10 - 15
Fish fillet	400	270 W	5-7	Turn halfway through	5 - 10
Crab	300	270 W	6-8	Turn halfway through, take away defrosted parts	30
Rolls, 2	80	270 W	1-11/2	Thaw only	-
Sliced bread (for	250	270 W	2-3	Place alongside one another, thaw only	5
toasting) in slices
White loaf, whole	500	270 W	3-5	Turn halfway through (ice particles remain)	30
Whole wheat loaf, sliced 250		270 W	2-3	Place slices alongside one another, thaw only	5
Bread made from	1000	270 W	8-10	Turn halfway through (ice particles remain)	30
wheat and rye flour
Cakes, 1 piece	150	270 W	1-3	Place on a cake tray	5
Fruit flan, 1 piece	150	270 W	2-3	Place on a cake tray	10
Gateaux, 1 piece		270 W	Approx.1	Place on a cake tray	5
Whole Gateaux (25 cm Ø)		270 W	9-11	Place on a cake tray	60
Butter	250	270 W	1-3	Thaw only	5
Cream	200	270 W	2+2	Remove lid, after 2 minutes pour into a bowl and	5 - 10
				continue to defrost
Cheese slices	200	270 W	1-2	Thaw only	10
Soft fruit: Strawberries	250	270 W	3-5	Position evenly next to each other, turn halfway through 5

Raspberries, Cherries, Plums

Times given in this chart are guidelines only and may vary according to the starting temperature of the frozen food, its composition, and its weight.

Food	Weight	Power	Time Added water		Hints	Standing time
	-g-	-Level- -Min- -tbsps/ml-				-Min-

Fish fillet	300	900 W	9-11	-	cover	1-2
Trout, 1 fish	250	900 W	6-8	-	cover	1-2
Platter	400	900 W	8-10	-	cover, stir after 6 minutes	2
Leaf spinach	300	900 W	7-10	-	cover, stir once or twice during cooking	2
Broccoli	300	900 W	6-8	3-5 tbsps	cover, stir halfway through cooking time	2
Peas	300	900 W	6-8	3-5 tbsps	cover, stir halfway through cooking time	2
Kohlrabi	300	900 W	7-8	3-5 tbsps	cover, stir halfway through cooking time	2
Mixed vegetables 500		900 W	9-11	3-5 tbsps	cover, stir halfway through cooking time	2

Brussels sprouts	300	900 W	6-8	3-5 tbsps	cover, stir halfway through cooking time	2
Red cabbage	450	900 W	10-12	3-5 tbsps	cover, stir halfway through cooking time	2

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Contents Microwave Oven ZM266ST Page Contents Important Safety Instructions To avoid the possibility of injuryTo avoid the possibility of explosion and sudden boiling Oven & Accessories AccessoriesIndicators Appropriate indicator will flash or light upJust above each symbol according to Symbol or carry out the necessary operationBefore Operation Using the Stop buttonExample What are MICROWAVES? Suitable OvenwareSuitable Ovenware Tips & Advice Chart Using a Food Thermometer To Define Cooking Times Adding WaterFood with Skin or Peel Fatty FoodsCovering the Food Irregular Shaped FoodTurning Standing TimeHeating DefrostingCooking MEAT, Fish & Poultry Cooking Fresh VegetablesCooking & Defrosting Microwave Power Levels = WattTIMER/WEIGHT Microwave Power Microwave CookingCooking time Increasing unit Press START/+30WEIGHT/PORTION Microwave Power Level button onceOther Convenient Functions Multiple Sequence CookingTo Check the Power Level Safety Lock Function To SET the Safety Lock FunctionTo Cancel the Safety Lock Function ADD 30 Seconds FunctionTIMER/WEIGHT Auto COOK, Cook from Frozen Auto Defrost Operation1a. Auto Cook 1 The Auto Cook 1 button Portion knob START/+30 buttonAuto COOK, Cook from Frozen & Auto Defrost Operation Example 1 for Auto CookSelect the menu required Example 2 for Cook from FrozenProcedure Auto COOK, Cook from Frozen Auto Defrost ChartsButton Auto Cook Button Cook from FrozenUnit / Utensils FC-1 Cook FC-2 CookButton Auto DefrostChicken PAN with Vegetables A1-1 Spicy chicken fricassee Mince and Onion A1-2Fish Fillet with Sauce A2-1 Recipes for Auto Cook MenusGratin A2-2 Table Heating Food and Drink Cooking ChartsTable Cooking MEAT, Fish and Poultry Table Defrosting 250 270 WHOW to USE Recipes RecipesTable Cooking Fresh Vegetables Adapting Recipes for Microwave OvenSoups Avocado Cream SoupCrab Soup Barley SoupMEAT, Fish & Poultry Roast Chicken with StuffingQuails in Cheese and Herb Sauce Approx min WSpicy Turkey Fricassee Mince and OnionsZürich Veal in Cream Aubergines with Mince Stuffing Stuffed HAMMin W Stir and taste Sole Fillets VEGETABLES, NOODLES, Rice & DumplingsSpinach Gratin Kohlrabi in Dillsauce Tagliatelle with Cream and Basil SauceTessiner Risotto Min W Pour off the liquidLasagne AL Forno POTATO-GARLIC PatéDRINKS, Desserts & Cakes Bread DumplingsSemolina Pudding with Raspberry Sauce HOT LemonadeChocolate Cake HOT PunchChocolate with Whipped Cream Pears in Chocolate Sauce Pistachio Rice Pudding with StrawberriesFruit Jelly with Vanilla Sauce Fold in the sugar and the lemon juiceCare & Cleaning Symptom Possible SYMPTOMS/REMEDIES What to do ifService & Spare Parts Guarantee Conditions Standard Guarantee conditionsImportant Information Disposal of old appliancesInstallation Installing the ApplianceConnecting the Appliance to the Power Supply TINS-A373URR0