Temperature probe cooking chart
Using the internal temperature of food is an accurate method of knowing when the food is cooked the way you want it. Remember that food cooked in a microwave oven will
continue to cook during the standing time. Food temperature will rise 5 tolo’during the standing time.
The following chart shows how to use the Temperature Probe in different foods and the internal temperature at which the food should be removed from the oven,
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Appetizer | Dips | Sensor | in center |
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Beverages | Sensor | can | touch |
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Conventional | largest |
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Frozen | Foods | of food. |
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Canned | Foods | touch |
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Main | Dishes % | Sensor | in center |
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Casseroles | Should | not | touch | dish | |||||||
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Boneless | Insert |
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Poultry, |
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Sandwiches | First VZinch | of sensor in | |||
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Sauces |
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| sauce. | Can | touch | dish |
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canned | or | vegetables. |
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Beef, | Veal | & Lamb | Meat | must | be | com- | |||||
Rare | - | 125°F | pletely |
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Medium | - | 145°F | on a microwave | roast- | |||||||
Well | - 155°F | ing | rack | in a | glass |
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Fully | cooked | - 120°F | standing | time, | conduc- | ||||||
Meatloaf | - | 140°F | tion | of heat | to | the | center | ||||
Pork, | fresh |
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Ham | - | 160°F | tures | 5 to 10°F. |
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Venison | - 160°F |
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