MICROWAVE COOKING UTENSILS

You can test your cooking utensils to see whether they are microproof or not. Do this simple test. Put a glass half full of water in the microwave oven. Place it on top of or next to the dish. Microwave for one minute at full power. If the water becomes hot, the dish is microwave-safe. If on the otherhand, the dish is warm or hot, this means that the dish has been absorbing microwave energy, and should

not be used in the microwave oven.

For most oven cooking, a round dish is preferable to oval or rectangular dishes, because food cooked in corners allow more exposure to microwaves. Over cooking at comers may occur.

There are also a number of cooking utensils designed for microwave cooking on sale in the market. Always check manufacturers’ instructions.

RECOMMENDED

NOT RECOMMENDED

 

 

Metal

Metal

Small pieces or strips of aluminium foil

Metal dishes or utensils and those with

may be used to shield parts of food, such

any form of metal trim or decoration are

as tips of poultry, wings or legs or the

not recommended, because metal reflects

thin ends of joints. Shallow TV dinner

microwaves. This will cause arcing

trays less than 3/4 inch (1 1/2cm) deep can

(sparks), and damage to the dish and the

be used, but foil lids should be replaced

oven magnetron. Foil plates more than 3/4

with wax paper or plastic wrap.

inch (1 1/2 cm) in depth, foil-lined paper

Glass, ceramic and china

bags or boxes, sheets of aluminium foil,

conventional meat thermometers, pewter

All ovenproof glass and ceramic cook-

or silver dishes, pots and pans are not to

ware can be used. Ordinary glass and

be used. Use string or elastic bands to

china can be used only for short-term

replace metal twist-ties which are often

heating.

supplied with cooking bags.

Plastic

Glass

Plastic cookware designed specifically for

Delicate glassware and lead crystal

microwave cooking, microwave plastic

should be avoided.

cooking bags or boilable bags are all

 

acceptable. Always puncture bags before

Plastic

cooking to prevent bursting. Plastic wrap

Melamine dishes plastic bags used for

can make a good tight seal when used to

freezing or storage Should not be used.

cover cooking dishes during microwaving.

 

Turn back one corner to allow steam to

Paper

escape. Foam cups and dishes should be

Paper of any kind should not be used in

used for short-term hearing only.

the oven for prolonged periods. This

 

Paper

causes the paper to ignite

Paper plates and cups can be used for

Wood and straw

short-termcooking or re-heating. Paper

Large wooden utensils should not be

towels and wax paper are best used for

used as the microwave energy may cause

covering cooking dishes, heating rolls and

the wood to become dry and brittle.

sandwiches, because they keep the food

 

moist.

 

Wood and straw

 

Small wooden utensils and straws can be

 

used for very short periods.

 

 

 

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PMO-800 specifications

The Palsonic PMO-800 is a sophisticated multimedia projector that brings versatility and high-performance capabilities to a wide range of settings, from home theaters to educational environments. This projector is designed to cater to the needs of both casual viewers and professional users, making it an appealing choice for various applications.

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In summary, the Palsonic PMO-800 is a versatile and feature-rich projector that excels in brightness, image quality, connectivity, and portability. Its advanced technology and user-friendly design make it suitable for a variety of applications, ensuring that it remains a valuable tool for both personal and professional use.
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