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I have just bought an LG microwave oven with grill supplied with a metal stand on which to place food being grilled. Does this stand have to be removed when microwave cooking?
the user manual does not specify to remove and insert the metal rack in between during a combination cooking.By keeping the stand in the oven during combination cooking no sparking is observed like other metal objects.
Why are cooking utensils made of copper and aluminium?
Those metals are good conductors, and transfer heat to cook the food.
Is it better to use plastic or wooden cooking tools when frying?
It's better to use wooden while frying, because plastic will melt much easier. Wooden won't melt and can stand up to the heat and the oil that you're using to fry.
What does qt stand for - in cooking?
quart
What does fts stand for?
F.T stand for food technology it mean cooking.
When was Metal Will Stand Tall created?
Metal Will Stand Tall was created on 2006-05-10.
What does the cooking abbreviation crm stand for?
Cream
What does L stand for in cooking terms?
Liter
What does dsp stand for in cooking?
It stands for dessertspoon
Does Eiffel tower grows?
it grows because of the special meat it was made out of it was made out of that metal because it was only suppose to stand for 20 years
Why magnet stand north and south?
Because of lots of iron at top of earth, metal dial of compass is attracted to it.
Why are cooking utensils made of metal?
Cooking utensils are made out of metal because metal is an excellent heat conductor. Metal also can withstand a lot higher temperatures then other materials, and doesn't burn.In bygone days cooking vessels which sat over a flame were made of iron, steel or tin. Vessels which could go into the oven were usually made of glazed earthenware.Later there were enameled metal pans; then along came aluminium.Richer people could afford pans made of copper, a better conductor than iron or steel or aluminium.Of course this modern age has brought along modern materials; some benefiting from the materials need for space explorationsGenerally speaking, metals have high melting points. That means they won't melt when used at high temperatures during cooking. Additionally, the metals conduct heat fairly well, except in the case of stainless steel. The stainless pans have another metal "clad" onto them, and the cladding (aluminum or copper) represents metal with a fine ability to conduct heat. The cladding may be exposed, or may be "welded up" inside the bottoms of stainless steel vessels. Metal pans also stand up to wear as well as heat, and are tough and long lasting kitchen tools.to start off you dont cook food in metallic utensils you cook food in pot's and pan's not in or on metal utensils not even when you cook on a grill will that be a utensil but that's just me I'm just saying
