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Cooking frozen vegetables
These programmes have been specially developed for
standard portions of shop-bought, frozen vegetables. If you
are freezing the vegetables yourself, keep to the quantities
specified below when freezing the individual portions.
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Put the frozen vegetables in a dish that is suitable for use
in the microwave. Add 5 to 10 tbsp of water and cover.
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Put the original glass baking tray at level 2. Place the
covered dish in the centre.
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Select the appropriate programme.
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Start programme.
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As soon as «Fold in» appears on the plain text display,
stir the vegetables, close the appliance door and confirm
that the programme can continue by pressing the OK
adjusting knob.
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Do not take the vegetables out of the cooking space until
«End» appears on the plain text display.
* Individual portions of spinach, break the cubes up during
step 2.
Uses and tips Uses and tips
Programme Quantity Step Microwave Duration
R55 Frozen beans 500 g 1 600 to 700 watts 5 to 10 mins.
2 Fold in
3 500 to 600 watts 7 to 12 mins.
4 Rest period 3 mins.
R56 Frozen broccoli 650 g 1 600 to 700 watts 5 to 10 mins.
2 Fold in
3 500 to 600 watts 3 to 8 mins.
4 Rest period 3 mins.
R57 Frozen peas 500 g 1 600 to 700 watts 5 to 10 mins.
2 Fold in
3 500 to 600 watts 3 to 8 mins.
4 Rest period 3 mins.
R58 Frozen mange-tout 500 g 1 600 to 700 watts 3 to 8 mins.
2 Fold in
3 500 to 600 watts 5 to 10 mins.
4 Rest period 3 mins.
R59 Frozen mixed vegetables 600 g 1 600 to 700 watts 3 to 8 mins.
2 Fold in
3 500 to 600 watts 5 to 10 mins.
4 Rest period 3 mins.
R60 Frozen spinach * 500 g 1 600 to 700 watts 7 to 12 mins.
2 Fold in
3 500 to 600 watts 5 to 10 mins.
4 Rest period 3 mins.
Microwave combi mode
Microwave in combination with conventional modes is
the quick way to cook, bake and roast. The result is con-
siderable time-saving, enabling you to prepare a splendid
potato gratin in just 20 minutes.
Notes on combi mode
All types of heating can be used in conjunction with
the microwave, allowing you to reap the benefits of quick
cooking times offered by the microwave, combined
with a crispy, browned surface thanks to another type of
heating.
Combi mode is best suited to moist dishes, such as
gratins. The usual cooking space temperature should be
increased by around 20 to 30 °C and a maximum
microwave power of 600 W should be used. For a potato
gratin, for example, combi mode (top / bottom heat
220 °C with microwave 600 W) will reduce the cooking
time by around one third as compared to conventional
preparation at top / bottom heat 200 °C .
For less moist dishes, the cooking space temperature used
for conventional preparation should again be increased
by around 10 to 20 °C , but this time a microwave power of
just 100 to 200 W should be set. This results in a cooking
time that is around 10 % shorter than the standard cooking
time.
Tried and tested recipes can be used, but please take
the following information into account:
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In general, the cooking space temperature should
be set around 20 to 30 °C higher than normal.
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Use in conjunction with the microwave set at 100 to
200 W.
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Bear in mind that the cooking time will be shorter
than usual.
Notes on use for combi mode
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Only use suitable glass or ceramic crockery in combi
mode.
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Only use the original glass baking tray or the wire shelf
as the support.
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It may be necessary to cover the food.
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Choose an appropriate level; see the tips on settings.
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Preheat the cooking space and use a slightly higher
temperature setting than you would for conventional
preparation.
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Once the food has been cooked, leave it to stand for
between 3 and 10 minutes.
Warming up
With microwaves you can warm up prepared menus / con-
venience products on a heat-resistant plate in 2 to 4 minutes.
Defrosting
All deep frozen food can be gently defrosted with micro-
wave 150 watts. Deep frozen vegetables can be prepared
with microwave 500 to 700 watts, just like fresh vegetables.
Notes on defrosting
In general, you should not use the microwave at full power,
as this will cause the food to defrost at different rates on
the outside and the inside. You should, therefore, only set the
microwave power to between 100 and 200 W. At this
power level, the microwave works in intervals and the heat
is able to penetrate the food on all sides, without cook-
ing the outer parts.
General rules
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For ready meals, you should also take note of the manu-
facturer’s instructions.
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Put the original glass baking tray at level 1 and put the
food on to it, in a suitable dish.
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If you are defrosting meat or poultry, put it on an upturned
plate so that it will not end up sitting in its own juices.
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Food should be covered for defrosting.
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