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:: To save energy
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To save energy on cooking |
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To save energy in cooking,
consider that conventional ovens use twice as much energy as microwaves
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To test dishes safety for
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To test dishes for microwave
use, fill the dish halfway with water, place the dish in the microwave,
and turn it on for one minute. If the dish stays cool it can be used for
all microwave cooking, if it gets warm it is safe for reheating, and if
it gets hot, don’t use it in the microwave. |
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For cooking healthier |
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For cooking healthier,
microwave cooking is the best way to keep the properties and vitamins in
food. Boiling or grilling a vegetable releases some of the liquid in it;
therefore it looses part of its properties. |
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:: Consider the Watts power
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Consider the watt power of a
microwave before choosing one |
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When shopping for a microwave,
get one with at least 800 watts of power; the more watts the microwave
operates on, the faster it can cook. |
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To save space on appliances |
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To allow for more surface space
for cooking, some microwaves come with an installation plate to install
the microwave above the range or under a cabinet and above the counter,
leaving more surface space to work on. |
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