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Panasonic NE-C1275 Suggested Cooking Times, Meat and Poultry - Cooking, Combination

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Suggested Cooking Times

Suggested Cooking Times

Meat and Poultry - Cooking

FOOD	WEIGHT	SHELF	START	QTY	SETTING	APPROX.
		LEVEL	TEMP			TIME
Rack of Lamb	275g	Lower	-18˚C	1	Combi 4	61/2 mins
	10oz			2	Combi 4	9 mins
Lamb Loin chops	700g	Upper	2˚C	6	Combi 3	10 mins
	1lb 9oz
Lamb Cutlets	700g	Upper	2˚C	6	Combi 3	111/2 mins
	1lb 9oz
Leg of Lamb	2.7kg / 6lb	Lower	2˚C	1	Grill Convection 190˚C	9 mins per
	max				+ DEFROST	450g / 1lb
Pork Loin Chops	450g	Upper	2˚C	2	Combi 2	8 mins
	1lb
Gammon Steaks	450g	Upper	2˚C	2	Combi 3	71/2 mins
	1lb
Sausage	450g	Lower	2˚C	8	1. Combi 4	5 mins
	1lb				2. Fan Grill 250 ˚C	2 mins
Cumberland	450g	Lower	2˚C	3	1. Combi 4	51/2 mins
Sausage Coils	1lb				2. Fan Grill 250˚C	2 mins
Bacon Rashers	250g	Upper	2˚C	9	Combi 5	4 mins
	9oz
Leg of Pork	2.7kg / 6lb	Lower	2˚C	1	Grill Convection 200˚C	13 mins Per
	max				+ SIMMER	450g / 1lb
Sirloin Steaks	450g	Upper	2˚C	3	Combi 3	6-61/2mins
	1lb
Beef Burgers	450g	Upper	2˚C	4	Combi 5	8 mins
	1lb
	450g	Upper	-18˚C	4	Combi 2	10 mins
	1lb
Beef Topside Joint	2.7kg / 6lb	Lower	2˚C	1	Grill Convection 190˚C	11 mins Rare
	max				+ DEFROST	12 mins Medium
						14 mins Well
						per 450g / 1lb

Whole Duck	2.7kg / 6lb	Lower	2˚C	1	Grill Convection 190˚C	6 mins per
	max				+ SIMMER	450g / 1lb
Whole Turkey	2.7kg / 6lb	Lower	2˚C	1	Grill Convection 180˚C	10 mins per
	max				+ DEFROST	450g / 1lb
Whole Chicken	2.7kg / 6lb	Lower	2˚C	1	Grill Convection 190˚C	8 mins per
	max				+ LOW	450g / 1lb
Chicken Leg	730g	Lower	2˚C	4	Combi 4	11 mins
Portions	1lb 10oz
Chicken Breast	520g	Lower	2˚C	4	Combi 4	8 mins
Portions	1lb 3oz

NOTES:

All timings are based on Preheat temperature of 220˚C.

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Panasonic NE-C1275 operating instructions Suggested Cooking Times, Meat and Poultry - Cooking, Combination

Contents

Operating Instructions and User Guide FOR COMMERCIAL USEModel NE-C1275 Page Operating Instructions Panasonic Combi Model NE-C1275Cooking Guide 4.Operation when empty Safety Information2.Voltage and Power 3.ServiceSafety When you first unpack your OvenPlacement of Oven OperationImportant Information - Read Carefully Part No. RP-SD016BCS0 Accessories SuppliedWire Rack Shelf SD Memory CardMicrowaveCooling Your oven ExplainedDisplay Window IndicatorGrill Pad Fan Grill Pad Convection Pad Control PanelStop/Reset Pad Number Pads Prog Programme Pad Microwave PadCONTROLS TO USE ACCESSORIES TO USEPOWER LEVEL Operating your Oven as a MicrowaveMulti-StageSequential Heating Repeat FeatureStop/Reset Pad Hot SurfacesACTION Operating your Oven on ConvectionACCESSORIES TO USE CONTROLS TO USEStop/Reset Pad Recalling Convection TemperaturePreheat Repeat FeatureACTION Operating your Oven on Grill ConvectionACCESSORIES TO USE CONTROLS TO USEOperating your Oven on Grill Convection Recalling Convection TemperatureRepeat Feature Stop/Reset PadACTION Operating your Oven on GrillACCESSORIES TO USE CONTROLS TO USEOperating your Oven on Grill Recalling Grill levelRepeat Feature Stop/Reset PadACTION Operating your Oven on Fan GrillACCESSORIES TO USE CONTROLS TO USEOperating your Oven on Fan Grill Recalling Fan Grill TemperatureRepeat Feature Stop/Reset PadCONTROLS TO USE Preset CombinationOperating your Oven on Combination ACCESSORIES TO USEACTION Manual CombinationOperating your Oven on Combination CONTROLS TO USEDISPLAY Operating your Oven on CombinationACTION INFORMATIONOven Lamp Repeat FeatureStop/Reset Pad Operating your Oven on CombinationINFORMATION Setting the Memory ProgrammesCONTROLS TO USE ACTIONChanging a Memory Programme Using the Memory ProgrammesProgramme Lock Multi-stageSequential CookingInterrupted Programme How to Activate Programme LockSetting New Programs One Touch Operating ModeRepeat Feature How to Deactivate Programme LockProgramme List Two Touch Operating ModeINFORMATION Keeping your Oven HotCONTROLS TO USE ACTIONDISPLAY Cooling your Oven quicklyACTION INFORMATIONDISPLAY How to change the Beep ToneACTION INFORMATIONDISPLAY How to change Cleaning Interval of the Air FilterACTION INFORMATION2.Transmission How a Microwave WorksStanding Time 1.Reflection2.China/Ceramics Types of container to use on MicrowaveMicrowave 1.GlassAffects of the dish Reheating by MicrowaveReheating by Microwave Affects of the foodsMicrowave Reheating by Microwave Tips for Reheating your own Homemade FoodsReheating by Microwave Tips for Reheating Commercially Prepared FoodsCheck manufacturers instructions for best result Multi Portion Entrées Suggested Reheating TimesMicrowave Individual EntréesSuggested Reheating Times Multi Portion EntréesIndividual Entrées Suggested Reheating TimesChilli con Carne Individual Entrées Suggested Reheating TimesMushroom & Nut Fettucine À La Carte Snack/Bar FoodsSuggested Reheating Times Sweets/Puddings Cooked VegetablesSuggested Reheating Times Follow these tips for best results Defrosting by MicrowaveFOOD Useful Defrosting TimesWEIGHT MicrowaveUseful Defrosting Time Fish Cooking by MicrowaveVegetables Fresh Vegetables Per 450g / 1lb 2oz Useful Cooking TimesFrozen Vegetables Per 450g / 1lb 2oz Arrange correctly. Cover Frozen Fish Per 450g / 1lb 2ozUseful Cooking Times Fish fillets/steaksSuitable Foods Using the Convection FunctionReducing cooking temperature Type of Container to useUsing the Convection Function Suggested Cooking timesConvection Suitable Foods Using the Grill Convection FunctionReducing cooking temperature Type of Container to useSuggested Cooking times Using the Grill Convection FunctionWEIGHT TEMPERATUREDoor closed Using the Grill FunctionType of container to use Caution Turning foodSuggested Cooking times Using the Grill FunctionQUANTITY WEIGHT GRILL SETTINGSuitable Foods Using the Fan Grill FunctionShelf position Type of container to useDraining Fat Using the Combination FunctionAccessories to use Metal Containers2. Reheating two dishes together Reheating by CombinationTips for Reheating your own Homemade Foods 1.ContainersReheating by Combination 1.Using Supplier’s Instructions3.Checking Temperature 4.Variations in weightCooking Meat on Combination Cooking Fish on CombinationTips for cooking joints of meat on Combination Combination Tips for cooking Poultry on CombinationTips for cooking Small Cuts on Combination Cooking Meat on CombinationAll on lower Shelf Position Multi-PortionEntréesSuggested Reheating Times Combination All on lower Shelf positionSuggested Reheating Times Individual EntréesVegetables - Reheating Suggested Reheating / Cooking TimesVegetables - Cooking Suggested Reheating / Cooking Times Fish - ReheatingFish - Cooking Meat and Poultry - ReheatingMeat and Poultry - Reheating Suggested Reheating TimesHalf roast Chicken Meat and Poultry - Cooking Suggested Cooking TimesCombination Suggested Reheating Times Bread and Pizzas - ReheatingCombination Miscellaneous - ReheatingSweets and Pastries - Reheating Suggested Reheating TimesCAUSE Common ProblemsPROBLEM SOLUTIONSOLUTION Common QueriesCommon Problems PROBLEMIf an “F” Appears In The Display When to Call a Service EngineerIf a “U” Appears In The Display When to Call a Service Engineer Contacting A Service EngineerIf There Is Damage To The Oven If The Oven Is Not Working3. Door Care of your Oven and Cleaning1. Before Cleaning 2. Door sealsDamage 8. Accessories9. Air Filter 10. Replacing Oven LampSD Memory Card How to insert / remove the SD Memory CardHow to store programme data Storing Programme Data on SD Memory CardStoring Programme Data on SD Memory Card Microwave Power eg. Medium Grill PowerStoring Programme Data on SD Memory Card How to delete the Programme dataTechnical Specifications For business users in the European Union Dish Test Glossary of TermsIf Arcing Occurs Index A00033C54BP Microwave Oven Business Unit