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MEAT Your oven may have automatic programs for cooking some types of meat , if so please refer to the instruction manual for details. Meat Cooking Guide The prefered methods and approximate cooking times for various types of meat are summarised below; Meat Joints Generally joints are best roasted using Dual convection with microwave. Place the joint directly on the low rack on the metal drip tray. Shield any thin or delicate areas with small pieces of smooth foil to avoid overcooking. After cooking joints it is best to allow them to stand covered loosely in foil for 15 minutes before carving. Smaller Cuts of Meat Smaller cuts of meat that are usually grilled can be cooked using thermal grill or Dual thermal grill with microwave. Smaller cuts such as chops may also be roasted or baked using convection or Dual convection with microwave place on the low rack or in a micro and heatproof dish on the turntable. Casseroles Casseroles and minced beef are best cooked using microwave only. 24

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M
E
A
T
Your
oven
may
have
automatic
programs
for
cooking
some
types
of
meat
,
if
so
please
refer
to
the
instruction
manual
for
details.
Meat
Cooking
Guide
The
prefered
methods
and
approximate
cooking
times
for
various
types
of
meat
are
summarised
below;
Meat
Joints
Generally
joints
are
best
roasted
using
Dual
convection
with
microwave.
Place
the
joint
directly
on
the
low
rack
on
the
metal
drip
tray.
Shield
any
thin
or
delicate
areas
with
small
pieces
of
smooth
foil
to
avoid
overcooking.
After
cooking
joints
it
is
best
to
allow
them
to
stand
covered
loosely
in
foil
for
15
minutes
before
carving.
Smaller
Cuts
of
Meat
Smaller
cuts
of
meat
that
are
usually
grilled
can
be
cooked
using
thermal
grill
or
Dual
thermal
grill
with
microwave.
Smaller
cuts
such
as
chops
may
also
be
roasted
or
baked
using
convection
or
Dual
convection
with
microwave
-
place
on
the
low
rack
or
in
a
micro
and
heatproof
dish
on
the
turntable.
Casseroles
Casseroles
and
minced
beef
are
best
cooked
using
microwave
only.
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