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1Turn the TIMER CONTROL to 15 minutes and then back to 2 minutes to preheat the oven. Preheat is recommended when baking
NOTE: When using heat resistant glass bakeware, keep edges at least 1 inch (2.54 cm) from heating elements. Do not use glass covers.To avoid
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Cooking times for the Philips Toaster Oven are similar to a conventional oven. You may need to vary these slightly to obtain the desired results. Size permitting, you may use your Philips Toaster Oven for baking those foods you would previously have used your larger oven.
1Plug Toaster Oven into 120V AC outlet.
2Place the Baking Tray in the Toaster Oven.
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6Remove food carefully.
NOTE: Cover top of food with aluminum foil if browning too rapidly.
Be sure foil does not touch heating elements.
•During cooking, the heating elements will go on and off to regulate the temperature inside the oven.
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•Replace any plastic wrapping or cardboard coverings on frozen or packaged foods with aluminum foil.
•Be sure aluminum foil is well clear of heating elements by tucking ends under baking or casserole dish.
•Do not heat airtight containers in the oven.
•Do not heat any type of paper or cardboard containers, regardless of aluminum foil content or covering.
•Never use containers larger than those recommended or containers with warnings against use in
•If there is any question regarding use of a particular packaged food container in a toaster oven, contact the food manufacturer.
