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Several features of microwave ovens make them more useful for defrosting foods. A higher wattage microwave, 1,000 watts or above is best for most cooking tasks. A larger capacity microwave with a turntable will heat and defrost foods more evenly. And for ease of defrosting, look for microwaves that feature automatic defrost cycles with just the touch of a button.
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This microwave features an auto defrost and a 1 pound quick defrost function.
This microwave features soften and melt cycles, boil and simmer functions, auto cook, auto reheat, and auto defrost functions.
absolutely. if you defrost foodstuff in microwave, keep it refrigerated until you cook it.
If you defrost chicken in the microwave for too long, it will actually begin to cook. When defrosting chicken in the microwave, it is a good idea to check the progress every five to ten minutes.
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The convection microwave is ideal for defrosting foods. To defrost, remove the foods from packaging that is not safe for the microwave such as foam trays and plastic wrapping because they do not tolerate high temperatures and tend to melt or warp which may cause harmful chemicals to be absorbed by the food. For best results, select lids or wraps that are safe for the microwave. Use the Time Defrost setting and set the timer as a reminder when defrosting and never let food defrost for more than two hours. Be sure to defrost foods completely before cooking in the microwave. If foods are partially frozen, uneven cooking will result. Cook foods immediately after they have defrosted.
Keep the microwave door open. Notice the number codes for what you want to defrost on the sticker (normally covered by the door when the door is closed). With the door open, press the defrost button, followed by the number for the food description you are thawing. With the door still open, press the weight in lbs of the food being defrosted with the number pad, press start. Close the door and press start again. Thawing will automatically start immediately. :) ... I lost the manual, but didn't give up! :)
absolutely. if you defrost foodstuff in microwave, keep it refrigerated until you cook it.