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AUTO WEIGHT DEFROSTING Defrosting frozen food is one of the benefits of a microwave oven. Microwave defrosting is much laster than relrigerator defrosting and safer than room temperature defrosling, since it does not promote the growth ol harmful bacteria. Furthermore, your oven does program defrosting for foods listed below. See page 9 for more information. AUTO WEIGHT DEFROSTING CHART You can Auto Weight Delrost loods up to the weighl limits shown below. CATEGORY DISPLAY dEF 1 dEF 2 dEF 3 FOOD Poultry Meat, Ground Fish RANGE 0.1 to 6.0 lbs 0.1 to 4.0 lbs 0.1 to 3.0 lbs Preparing food for freezing For best results, select good quality food and lreeze immediately. Food should be wrapped as airtight as possible before lreezing. Wrapping malerials best suited for use in the lreezer are odorless, and moisture and vapor proof. Heavy duty plastic wraps and bags, and freezer wrap are suitable, When wrapping lor freezing, arrange meat, poultry, lish and seafood in thin, uniform layers. Package minced meat in 1 to 2 inch thick rectangular square or round shapes. Chicken pieces, chops, stew meat and fish lillets will defrost more easily if frozen in 1 or 2 piece layers rather than in bulky thick packages. To aid in separating chops, hamburger patties and lish fillets during defrosting, place two pieces ol wax paper between lhe layers. Remove giblets lrom fresh poultry. fhe giblets may be frozen separately, if desired.) Clean and dry poultry. Tie legs and wings with string; this helps poultry keep its shape during freezing. Remove excess air lrom package. Label contents, date and weight. Conversion Chart Ounces Hundredths of a Pound 1-2 3 - 4 s-6 .06 - .15 .16 - .25 .26-.35 .36 - .45 8-9 10 - 11 12 - 13 .46 - .55 .56 -.65 .66 - .75 14 15 - 16 .76 - .85 .86 - .95 Tenths of a pound 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 4.7 0.8 0.9 Grams 100 150 250 450 . ll a roast weighs 3.95 pounds or 3 pounds, 15 ounces, program 3.9 pounds (1950 grams). . ll a roast weighs 3.99 pounds or 4 pounds, 0 ounces, program 4 pounds (2000 grams). To obtain the best results, lollow special techniques lor defrosting. Remember when defrosting to allow for a standing time to evenly thaw food. Unwrap food, place in dish, or arrange properly on dish so microwaves can reach all sides. Hallway through defrosting lime, stir, turn over or redistribute food. Breaking up the pieces ol chicken, lish and meat that are partially thawed will help. Any pieces which are thawed should be removed. 21

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AUTO
WEIGHT
DEFROSTING
Defrosting
frozen food is one of the
benefits
of
a
microwave
oven.
Microwave
defrosting
is
much
laster than
relrigerator
defrosting and safer than
room
temperature defrosling, since it does not promote the growth
ol
harmful bacteria.
Furthermore,
your oven does program defrosting for
foods
listed below. See page
9
for
more
information.
AUTO
WEIGHT
DEFROSTING CHART
You can Auto
Weight Delrost loods
up to the
weighl
limits shown below.
CATEGORY
DISPLAY
FOOD
RANGE
dEF
1
Poultry
0.1
to 6.0
lbs
dEF
2
Meat, Ground
0.1
to 4.0
lbs
0.1
to 3.0
lbs
Preparing
food
for freezing
For
best
results, select
good
quality
food
and
lreeze
immediately. Food should be wrapped
as airtight as
possible before
lreezing.
Wrapping malerials best
suited
for
use in
the lreezer are
odorless,
and
moisture and
vapor proof.
Heavy
duty
plastic wraps and
bags, and
freezer
wrap
are
suitable,
When
wrapping lor freezing, arrange
meat, poultry,
lish
and
seafood
in
thin, uniform layers. Package
minced
meat in
1
to
2 inch
thick
rectangular
square or
round shapes.
Chicken
pieces, chops,
stew
meat and fish
lillets will defrost
more
easily
if
frozen in
1
or
2
piece layers rather
than in
bulky
thick
packages.
To aid in
separating chops, hamburger patties and
lish
fillets during
defrosting,
place
two
pieces
ol
wax paper between
lhe
layers.
Remove giblets
lrom fresh poultry.
fhe
giblets may
be
frozen separately,
if desired.)
Clean and dry
poultry.
Tie
legs and
wings
with
string;
this
helps
poultry
keep its shape during
freezing.
Remove excess air
lrom package.
Label contents, date and weight.
Conversion Chart
Ounces
Hundredths of
a
Pound
Tenths of
a
pound
Grams
dEF
3
Fish
0.1
1-2
.06
-
.15
3
-
4
.16
-
.25
100
0.2
s-6
.26-.35
150
0.3
.36
-
.45
0.4
8-9
.46
-
.55
250
0.5
10
-
11
.56
-.65
0.6
12
-
13
.66
-
.75
4.7
0.8
14
.76
-
.85
450
.
ll
a roast
weighs
3.95 pounds or 3
pounds,
15 ounces, program 3.9 pounds (1950 grams).
.
ll
a roast
weighs
3.99 pounds or 4 pounds, 0 ounces, program 4 pounds (2000 grams).
To obtain
the
best results, lollow special techniques
lor
defrosting.
Remember
when defrosting to allow for
a
standing time
to
evenly
thaw food.
Unwrap
food, place in dish, or arrange
properly
on dish so microwaves can reach all sides. Hallway
through
defrosting lime,
stir,
turn over or
redistribute
food.
Breaking up
the
pieces
ol
chicken,
lish and
meat
that are
partially thawed will
help.
Any
pieces which are thawed should be removed.
15
-
16
.86
-
.95
0.9
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