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8. Can be cooked directly together with containers - Microwave conduct heat to food only, so you can put your food together with the container into the oven to cook simultaneously.
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9. It effectively treats the refrigerated food - It can thaw and cook the refrigerated food at the same time.
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Tips for cooking
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1. The thickness and size of the ingredients must be appropriate so that they can be cooked evenly.
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2. When cooking vegetables, the stems, which are harder, are put on the rim of a plate.
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3. Spread the food on the plate. Avoid overlapping as much as possible.
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4. Do not put metal and Styrofoam utensils, decorated porcelain and unglazed ceramics into a microwave oven.
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5. When cooking a whole chicken wing, wrap the tip in aluminum foil (with the duller surface facing outside) in order not to prevent the thinner part from getting too dry.
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6. When steaming a fish, cover the head and the tail with aluminum foil to prevent the fish from getting too dry.
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7. To cook fish and sausages, pierce them so they will not blast during cooking.
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8. If you are cooking a dish for the first time, you should shorten the cooking time and check the food before continuing cooking.
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9. Meat and fish must be marinated before roasting and the taste will be better.
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10. When baking vegetables, wrap them in aluminum foil to keep the flavour.
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11. To avoid burning of food, apart from wrapping it in aluminum foil, add suitable amount of water.
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12. Food is usually baked with sauce as the food will be tender and not too dry. If you like the burnt taste, do not bake it with sauce.
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