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Zanussi ZMB 30 CST Combined microwave and grilling, Tips on roasting and grilling

Models: ZMB 30 CST

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Cooking charts and tips

Combined microwave and grilling

Description	Weight	Dish	Microwave	Grill	Time
	(in grams)		power		(min)
					(watt)

Noodle casserole	Approx.	shallow dish	150	3	15-20
	500 g pasta
Potatoes au gratin	Approx.	shallow dish	900	1	20-22
800 g potatoes
Lasagne	Approx.	shallow dish	900	1	15-20
	800 g
Meatloaf	Approx.	deep dish	600	3	14-16
	500 g
Onion soup	2 bowls	soup bowls	400	3	4-6
au gratin	(200 g)

The range of times given are for guidance only, as they are dependent upon the composition and size of the item being cooked, as well as the desired consistency at the end.

Tips on roasting and grilling

The gratin is too dark in colour.

You cannot find any setting in the tables for the weight of your meal.

Next time choose a lower microwave setting.

Choose the setting for something which is closest in weight to the item you want to cook and leng-then or shorten the cooking time accordingly.

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Zanussi ZMB 30 CST Combined microwave and grilling, Tips on roasting and grilling, Cooking charts and tips

Contents

MICROWAVE OVEN ZMB 30 CSTPage Before using your microwave oven Important information ContentsSafety Instructions Before using the applianceContents Cooking charts and TipsPackaging materials InstallationImportant information Electrical connectionsConnecting to the mains Information concerning UK installationImportant information Safety instructions GeneralFor trouble free and safe operation MICROWAVE OUTPUT POWER 900 W MicrowavesSafety instructions Safety instructions Grill / convection functionsTake care not to be burned Grill PositionsSuitable ovenware General operating instructionsGeneral operating instructions Double the quantity/weight = nearly double the timeWhat else to note MAFF ratingThe microwave oven Product DescriptionThe appliance A Control panel B Door seal C Safety interlock systemProduct Description The control panelThe display Product Descriptionwattage of microwave The rack AccessoriesFolding rack Glass pie dishExample 1215 hrs Before using the applianceSetting the clock Cleaning“At a glance” operating instructions ActionComments “At a glance” operating instructions START buttonCONVECTION button The corresponding convection symbolGrilling The appliance features the following functionsModes of operation MicrowaveExample 1 minute 15 seconds on microwave output level 700 W How to setMicrowave only Cooking times can be set as followsNotes on microwave power levels How to set QUICK-StartExample heating 2 cups of water 2 min Automatic Defrost Programmes Automatic defrostThe following table gives you examples of defrost programmes How to set GrillingExample a 20 minute grill programme grill level 1 9 50 0 How to set Example 20 minutes with 700W microwave power and grillCombined Grill and Microwave 0 0How to set Convection cookingExample a 20 minute convection programme at 200C Preheat functionCombined convection and microwave How to set2 0 Preset programmes To set2 0 0 To set Press the PAUSE/CLEAR button for 5 seconds with the door open Kitchen timerHow to set Child lockPoultry Cooking charts and tipsDefrosting MeatPastry Cooking charts and tipsDefrosting BreadCooking charts and tips DrinksDefrosting and heating of frozen convenience foods 1 Cook all vegetables in a covered container Cooking vegetablesCooking fish Cooking charts and tipsDefrosting of meat, poultry and fish Cooking charts and tips Practical TipsGeneral CookingCooking charts and tips Tips on microwaving 1. You can’t find cooking details for a specific quantity of food2. The food is too dry Cooking charts and tips Test proceduresNr PartSnacks GrillingFish MeatCombined microwave and grilling Tips on roasting and grillingCooking charts and tips Small pastries Baking with the convection functionCakes in tin PastriesIf the cake collapses or is soggy, spongy or watery Notes on the baking tableBaking tips How can you be certain that the cake is baked through ?Cooking area Cleaning and careCare of accessories The Appliance ExteriorService and spare parts If the oven does not come onIf the microwave does not function Service and spare parts 087051. Your name, address and post code 2. Your telephone number SL1 1DZ Customer CareService and spare parts Customer Care Department Zanussi 55-77 High Street Slough BerkshireExclusions Guarantee conditionsStandard guarantee conditions This guarantee does not coverEuropean guarantee conditions European Guarantee99620166 - 04/03 Electrolux plc