Panasonic NNCF778S Operations Instructions

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Page 1 - & Operating Instructions

Model Number: NN-CF778S Microwave Cookery Book & Operating Instructions®CF778S_BP - cover:cover F00037Q78BP 26/2/13 09:28 Page 3

Page 2 - Standard Conversion Chart

This appliance is supplied with a moulded threepin mains plug for your safety and convenience.A 13 amp fuse is fitted in this plug. Should thefuse nee

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Ingredients150g (5oz) plain flour3 ml (½ tsp) salt2 eggs150 ml (¼ pt) milk150 ml (¼ pt) water15-30 ml (1-2tbsp) oil450g (1lb) sausagesServes 4Dish: 27

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Ingredients50g (2oz) creamed coconut275ml (½ pt) boiling water500g (1lb2oz) lamb fillet, cut intostrips about 4cm (1 ½ ”) long2 garlic cloves2.5 cm (1

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Ingredients15 ml (1tbsp) oil1 large onion, sliced3 cloves garlic, crushed10 ml (2tsp) ground coriander3ml (½ tsp) chilli powder, groundcardamom, groun

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Ingredients3 cardamom pods½ cinnamon stick3ml (½ tsp) cumin seeds5ml (1tsp) garam masala5ml (1tsp) chilli flakes2.5cm (1”) fresh root ginger1garlic cl

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Ingredients700g (1½ lb) potatoes, cubed30ml (2tbsp) milk1 medium onion, chopped2 carrots, chopped25g (1oz) butter350g (12oz) beef or lamb, minced275ml

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Ingredients675g (1½ lb) braising steak, cubed50g (2oz) seasoned flour2 large onions, sliced thinly1 clove garlic, crushed575ml (1 pint) cream stout15g

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104Ingredients700g (1½lb) braising steak, cubed50g (2oz) seasoned flour1 large onion, diced1 red pepper, deseeded andchopped400g (14oz) canned, choppe

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105Meat and PoultryServes 4Dish: 3 litre (6pt) casserole with lidPlace the lamb and onion in casserole. Place on base ofoven and cook on MEDIUM MICROW

Page 11 - Caution: Hot surfaces

106Serves 4-6Dish: shallow dish and greased baking trayOven Accessory: Glass tray then wire shelf inlower positionSlice the chicken breasts into strip

Page 12 - Maintenance of your oven

107Ingredients100g (4oz) streaky bacon5ml (1tsp) mixed herbs1 clove garlic, crushed4 chicken portions approx. 1.2 kg (2 ½lb) in weight, skin removedsa

Page 13 - Before using your oven

1. Hot SurfacesExterior oven surfaces, including air ventson the cabinet and the oven door, will gethot during CONVECTION, COMBINATIONand GRILLING. Us

Page 14 - IMPORTANT

108Meat and PoultryIngredients100ml (4fl.oz) coconut milk45ml (3tbsp) lemon juice30ml (2tbsp) soy sauce2 garlic cloves, crushed5ml (1tsp) ground turme

Page 15 - Parts of Your Oven

109Meat and PoultryIngredientsFilling:15g (½ oz) dried porcini mushrooms 15g (½ oz) butter225g (8oz) mushrooms1 large onion, peeled and finelychopped1

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Meat and PoultryIngredients700g (1½ lb) pork fillet, sliced25g (1oz) plain floursalt & pepper15ml (1tbsp) paprika1 onion, chopped250ml (9fl.oz) st

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Vegetables and Vegetarian- Root vegetables. i.e. Swede, carrots shouldbe cut into slices, strips or cubes.- Do not mix fresh and frozen vegetables ast

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Vegetables and VegetarianIngredients200g (7oz) can chopped tomatoes10 ml (2tsp) tomato puree700g (1lb 8oz) mixed vegetablese.g. sweet potato, red pepp

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Vegetables and VegetarianIngredients375g ready rolled puff pastry30ml (2tbsp) olive oil1kg (2lb2oz) red onions, peeled &thinly sliced15ml (1tbp) f

Page 20 - Microwaving Principles

Vegetables and VegetarianIngredients15ml (1tbsp) olive oil1 onion, finely chopped15ml (1tbsp) rosemary5ml (1tsp) paprika400g (14oz) cannellini beans,d

Page 21 - Important Notes

Ingredients3 red and 3 yellow peppers1 courgette, sliced1 bunch spring onions sliced thinly100g (4oz) mushrooms, sliced2 cloves garlic, crushed15ml (1

Page 22 - General Guidelines

Vegetables and VegetarianIngredients1 red onion, cut into strips2 red peppers, deseeded and cubed1 aubergine, cubed2 courgettes, cubed350g (12oz) swee

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Ingredients15ml (1tbsp) oil15g (½ oz) butter1 garlic clove, crushed4 shallots, chopped150g (5oz) mushrooms, sliced15ml (1tbsp) Dijon mustard300g (10oz

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101. This oven is intended for Counter-top andBuilt-in use only. It is not intended for useinside a cupboard. This oven may be Builtinto a wall cabine

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Ingredients15 ml (2tbsp) olive oil2 onions, chopped2 celery sticks, chopped3 carrots, diced400g (14oz) can chopped tomatoes425 ml (3/4 pint) vegetable

Page 26 - Containers to use

Vegetables and VegetarianIngredients3tbsp olive oil5 medium carrots, peeled and cutinto batons5 parsnips, peeled and cut intobatons2tbsp clear honey2t

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Ingredients50g (2oz) butter1 medium onion, chopped1 stick celery, chopped5ml (1tsp) mixed dried herbs225g (8oz) mixed nuts, coarselychopped400g (14oz)

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121Ingredients1 large onion, finely chopped4 sticks of celery, finely chopped15 ml (1tbsp) olive oil350g (12oz) sliced mushrooms275 ml (½ pt) water5 m

Page 29 - NN-CF778S

Ingredients175g quinoa600ml boiling water10 cherry tomatoes on the vinehalved¼ cucumber diced3 spring onions finely choppedJuice of half a lemon2 tbsp

Page 30 - Letʼs Start to Use your Oven

Pasta, Rice & Beans Ingredients350g (12oz) dried pasta15 ml (1tbsp) oil3ml (½ tsp) salt2 red peppers, seeded and cut intochunks2 red onions cut in

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Pasta, Rice & Beans Ingredients1 bunch asparagus (approx. 250g/9oz)450ml (3/4 pt) hot vegetable stock2 leeks, trimmed and finely sliced40g (11/2 o

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Pasta, Rice & Beans Ingredients1 onion, finely chopped1 garlic clove, crushed25g (1oz) butter225g (8oz) brown cap mushrooms,quartered225g (8oz) Ar

Page 33 - 3 Meat Joints 400 - 2000g

Pasta, Rice & Beans Ingredients100g (4oz) green lentils450g (1lb) basmati rice15 ml (1tbsp) oil1 large onion, sliced5 ml (1tsp) root ginger, grate

Page 34 - Auto Weight Defrost Programs

Cheese & Egg dishesIngredients350g (12oz) readymade short crustpastry90g (3½ oz) red pesto or sun-driedtomato puree2 medium sized tomatoes, peeled

Page 35 - CHAOSCHAOS

11Before using your oven1. Exterior oven surfaces, including air ventson the cabinet and the oven door will gethot during CONVECTION, COMBINATIONand G

Page 36 - Defrosting Guidelines

Cheese & Egg dishesIngredients250g (9oz) shortcrust pastry15 ml (1tbsp) oil1 medium onion, chopped6 streaky bacon rashers or 100g(4oz) ham cut int

Page 37 - Standing

Cheese & Egg dishesIngredients1 medium onion, finely diced10 ml (2 tsp) olive oil175g (6oz) self-raising flour3 ml (½ tsp) salt3 ml (½ tsp) mustar

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Cheese & Egg dishesIngredients75g (3oz) plain flourpinch of salt1 egg75 ml (2½ fl.oz) milk75 ml (2½ fl.oz) wateroil for tinServes 4-6Dish: 12 sect

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Sauces & PreservesSaucesContainer sizeTo avoid boil over always use a container atleast twice the capacity of the sauce.CoveringDO NOT cover sauce

Page 40 - Using the Delay/Stand Feature

Sauces & PreservesIngredients30 ml (2tbsp) custard powder15 ml (1tbsp) sugar575 ml (1 pt) cold milkDish: 1 litre (2 pt) jugMix together the custar

Page 41 - To use a Memory Program

Ingredients25g (1oz) butter75g (3oz) caster sugar75g (3oz) soft brown sugar50g (2oz) cocoa powder3ml (½ tsp) vanilla essence275ml (½ pt) milkDish: 1 l

Page 42 - Grilling

Sauces & PreservesPreservesSterilizing jars Jam jars can be sterilized by MICROWAVEready for your jam. Half fill with water and heatthem on HIGH

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Sauces & PreservesIngredients675g (1½ lb) tomatoes225g (8oz) cooking apples, peeledand sliced1 medium onion, chopped100g (4oz) granulated sugar30

Page 44 - Convection Cooking

PastryIngredients225g (8oz) plain flourpinch salt100g (4oz) margarine45 ml (3tbsp) cold waterDish: Large Glass bowlPlace flour and salt into a mixing

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PastryIngredients350g (12oz) lean minced steak1 medium onion, chopped450 ml (3/4 pt) hot beef stock15 ml (1tbsp) tomato puree5 ml (1tsp) yeast extract

Page 46 - Two level cooking

1. Switch the oven off before cleaning andunplug at socket if possible.2. Keep the inside of the oven, door sealsand door seal areas clean. When foods

Page 47 - Temp °c Use Temp °f Gas mark

PastryIngredients25g (1oz) caster sugar5 ml (1tsp) cinnamon50g (2oz) sultanas2 cooking apples, peeled, cored andsliced15 ml (1tbsp) lemon juice350g (1

Page 48 - CAUTION:

PastryIngredients1 quantity of suet pastry (see page 136) 75 ml (5tbsp) seedless raspberry jammilk to glazeServes 4Dish: 1 kg (2 lb) glass loaf dishAc

Page 49 - Guidelines

PastryIngredientsPastry:250g (8oz) plain flour25g (1oz) icing sugar125g (4oz) butter1 egg yolk30ml (2tbsp) waterFilling:90g (3oz) cornflour600 ml (1pt

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Ingredients600g (1lb 5oz) dessert apples-Granny Smith's, cored, peeled androughly choppedjuice of ½ lemon50g (2oz) golden caster sugar50g (2oz) w

Page 51 - Combination Cooking

Desserts & BakingIngredients100g (4oz) pudding rice1 litre (13/4 pts) milk50g (2oz) caster sugar2ml (¼ tsp) grated nutmegServes 4Dish: large Round

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143Ingredients75g (3oz) golden syrup or jam100g (4oz) margarine100g (4oz) caster sugar2 eggs100g (4oz) self-raising flour30 ml (2tbsp) milkServes 4Dis

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144Ingredients500g (1lb) cooking apples, peeled,cored and sliced90g (3oz) Demerara sugar100g (4oz) margarine100g (4oz) caster sugar2 eggs100g (4oz) gr

Page 54 - Oven accessories to use

145Ingredients150 ml (¼ pt) water100g (4oz) caster sugar4 eggs5ml (1tsp) vanilla essence50g (2oz) caster sugar575 ml (1 pt) cold milkServes 4Dish: 15

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146Ingredients4 Hot Cross buns sliced in half andbutteredor 10 slices fruit bread buttered &cut on the diagonal100g mixed dried fruit1 pint milk4

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147Ingredients675g (1lb 8oz) fresh fruit, prepared(e.g. apples, plums, rhubarb,blackcurrants)sugar to tasteCrumble Topping:100g (4oz) butter200g (7oz)

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13Parts of Your Oven1. Do not cook directly on oven cavity floor.Always place food in a microwave safedish.2. The metal accessories provided mustONLY

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148Ingredients1 carrot, peeled and grated1 orange, juice and grated rind of400g (14oz) mixed dried fruit45 ml (3tbsp) brandy15 ml (1tbsp) black treacl

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149BakingDish Size /shapeAlways use the exact dish size stated in thefollowing recipes, otherwise cooking times andresults will be affected.EggsThe fo

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150Ingredients225g (8oz) plain flourpinch salt10 ml (2tsp) ground ginger10 ml (2tsp) baking powder3 ml (½ tsp) bicarbonate of soda100g (4oz) soft brow

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151Ingredients150g (5oz) butter10 ml (2tsp) grated lemon rind150g (5oz) packet of cream cheese225g (8oz) caster sugar3 eggs, beaten100g (4oz) plain fl

Page 62 - Auto Weight Cook Programs

152Ingredients1 banana, large3 ml (½ tsp) vanilla flavouring75g (3oz) butter100g (4oz) granulated sugar150g (5oz) self-raising flour3 ml (½ tsp) salt1

Page 63 - Auto Weight Programs

153Ingredients175g (6oz) soft margarine175g (6oz) caster sugar3 eggs, beaten200g (7oz) self raising flour3ml (½ tsp) salt5ml (1tsp) mixed spice45 ml (

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154Ingredients250g (9oz) butter5 ml (1tsp) vanilla essence150g (5oz) caster sugar2 eggs, beaten284ml (½ pt) cream225g (8oz) plain flour75g (3oz) self

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155Ingredients175g (6oz) golden syrup150g (5oz) margarine150ml (¼ pt) milk450g (1lb) mixed dried fruit225g (8oz) plain flour10ml (2tsp) mixed spicepin

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156IngredientsBasic Cookie Dough:100g (4oz) butter100g (4oz) caster sugar1 egg, beaten175g (6oz) plain flourVariations:White Chocolate and PistachioNu

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157Ingredients250g (9oz) plain chocolate 250g (9oz) unsalted butter175g (6oz) plain flour 5ml (1tsp) baking powder300g (11oz) caster sugar4 large eggs

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14Parts of Your OvenOven Window Warning LabelsDoor HingeEnsure care istaken when closingthe door to preventinjury caused

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158IngredientsStreusel Topping50g (2oz) butter75g (3oz) plain flour30ml (2tbsp) granulated sugar15ml (1tbsp) ground mixed spiceMuffins200g (7oz) plain

Page 70 - Reheating Charts

159Bread & PizzaTo prove doughProve on CONVECTION 40°C until doubled in size. The microwave is also useful for defrosting and warming frozen bread

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160Ingredients450g (1lb) strong white bread flour1 sachets dried yeast5ml (1tsp) sugar5ml (1tsp) salt275 ml (½ pt) warm waterTopping- 1 small red onio

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161Ingredients250g (9oz) strong bread flour5ml (1tsp) sachet dried yeast3 ml (½tsp) salt 10ml (2tsp) olive oil150ml (¼ pt) warm waterTopping1 red onio

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162Questions and AnswersQ My microwave oven causesinterference with my TV, is thisnormal?A Some radio and TV interferencemight occur when you cook wit

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163Technical SpecificationsRated Voltage: 230-240 V 50 HzOperating Frequency: 2,450 MHzInput Power: Max 2700 WMicrowave 950 WGrill 1330 WConvection 14

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© Panasonic Corporation 2013Web Site:http://panasonic.com.netF00037Q78BPPrinted in P.R.C.PHONE OUR CUSTOMER CARE CENTRE0844 844 3899For service or spa

Page 76 - Cooking Charts

15Important Information – Read CarefullySafetyIf smoke or a fire occurs in the oven, pressStop/Cancel pad and leave the door closed inorder to stifle

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7. Lids.Always remove the lids of jars and containers and takeaway food containersbefore you microwave them. If you donʼtthen steam and pressure might

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13. Keeping Your Oven Clean.It is essential for the safe operation of theoven that it is wiped out regularly. Usewarm soapy water, squeeze the cloth o

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Standard Conversion ChartWeight1/2oz – 15g1oz – 25g2oz – 50g3oz – 75g4oz – 100g5oz – 150g6oz – 175g7oz – 200g8oz – 225g9oz – 250g10oz – 275g11oz – 300

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Microwave energy has been used in thiscountry to cook and reheat food since earlyexperiments with RADAR in World War II.Microwaves are present in the

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The dish used to cook or reheat the food willget warm during cooking, as the heat conductsfrom the food. Even in micro waving, ovengloves are required

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General GuidelinesSTANDING TIMEDense foods e.g. meat, jacket potatoes andcakes, require a STANDING TIME (inside oroutside of the oven) after cook ing,

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PiercingThe skin or membrane on some foods willcause steam to build up during cooking. Thesefoods must be pierced or a strip of skin shouldbe peeled o

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ShapeEven shapes cook evenly. ArrangingIndividual foods e.g. chicken portions or chops,should be placed on a dish so that the thickerparts are to the

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Starting TemperatureThe colder the food, the longer it takes to heatup. Food from a fridge takes longer to reheatthan food at room temperature. Food t

Page 86 - Cooking for One

China and CeramicEveryday glazed china, porcelain or ceramicplates, bowls, mugs and cups can be used ifthey are heat resis tant. Fine bone chinashould

Page 87 - Soups and Starters

Foil/Metal ContainersNEVER ATTEMPT TO COOK IN FOIL ORMETAL con tai ners on Microwave only as themicrowaves cannot pass through and the foodwill not he

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Wicker, Wood, Straw BasketsDishes will crack and could ignite. Do not use wooden dishes in your microwave.DO NOT USE ON ANY COOKING MODE.Roasting Bag

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Control Panel NN-CF778S(1) Display Window(2) Microwave Power Pad(3) Grill Pad(4) Convection Pad(5) Turbo-bake Pad(6) Auto Weight Programs Pad(7) Auto

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1 Important safety instructions. Beforeoperating this oven, please read theseinstructions carefully and keep for futurereference. This appliance can

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1 Plug inPlug into a 13 amp fused electrical socket. You will bereminded to read your operating instructions.2 Press Timer Pad twice to set clockSet c

Page 92 - Mixed Seafood Gratin

•Press Timer Pad three times.•Press Stop/Cancel Padonce.29Controls and Operation ProcedureClock Setting:•Press Timer PadTwice“SET TIME” will appearin

Page 93 - Stuffed Citrus Trout

30• SelectMicrowavepower cookingmode.• Select thecooking timeusing theTime/WeightDial.• Press StartButton.• Select Microwave powerlevel by turning the

Page 94 - Steamed Mussels with Garlic

Program Weight Range Suitable 1 Bread 100 - 900gBread and rolls. Place on aplate. Turn at beep.2 Mince/Chops 200 - 1200gSmall pieces of meat, mincedme

Page 95 - Creamy Cod & Leek Chowder

32This feature allows you to defrost minced meat,chops, chicken portions, meat joints and bread.The CHAOS defrost pad and then the AutoMenu/Temperatur

Page 96 - Soy and Honey Steamed Salmon

1. Check foods during defrosting. Foods varyin their defrosting speed.2. It is not necessary to cover the food.3. Always turn or stir the food especia

Page 97 - Mediterranean Fish Bake

Turn dense foods and meat 2/3 timesduring defrosting.Break up small items e.g. minced meat,frequently during defrosting.Defrosting GuidelinesBy select

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35StandingTimeMEAT60 mins60 mins15 mins2 mins5 mins10 mins15 mins20 mins15 mins10 mins MethodPlace in a suitable dish or on an upturned saucer or use

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StandingTimeMEAT45 mins30 mins15 mins15 mins5 mins10 mins60 mins10 mins15 mins20 mins20 minsMethodPlace in a suitable dish in a single layer. Separate

Page 100 - Meat and Poultry

Defrosting Foods Using Defrost Power & TimeThe times given below are a guideline only. Always check the progress of the food by opening the oven d

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2 Warning! The appliance should be inspectedfor damage to the door seals and door sealareas and if these areas are damaged theappliance should not be

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Using the Delay/Stand FeatureThe Timer Pad is used as a timing pad either before, during or after a cooking program. Whenthe Timer Pad is selected wit

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• Press Memory Pad.This feature allows you to pre-program your oven for regular reheating or cooking tasks. You areable to pre-program your oven for a

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40GrillingCAUTIONS:THE ACCESSORIES AND SURROUNDING OVEN WILL GET VERY HOT. USE OVEN GLOVES.The Quartz Grill system on the oven gives fast efficient co

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1. There is no microwave power on theGRILL only program.2. Use the accessories provided, asexplained above.3. The Grill will only operate with the ove

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Convection Cooking• Turn Auto Menu/ Temperature dialto select oven temperature. Theoven starts at 150°C. Rotate thedial to the right and the temperatu

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Convection CookingRoasting Meat: Wire shelf in lower position.Baking: Enamel shelf in lower position.Oven accessories to use:ONE LEVEL COOKINGIf coo

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Two level cookingWhen cooking on two levels use the Enamelshelf on the lower shelf position and the Wireshelf in the upper shelf position.Depending on

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45For best results always place food in a preheated oven. Donʼt forget that for ease of programming of the most commonly used temperatures, your ovenw

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Press Start Button.Note: Check that just the grill andconvection symbols are still in thedisplay. If the microwave symbol isdisplaye

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47Convection + Grill (Turbo-Bake Cooking)Use the Enamel Shelf OR WIRE RACK SHELF for Turbo-Bake cooking.Joints of meat are placed on theenamel shelf i

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3 This oven is intended for Counter-top andBuilt-in use only. It is not intended for useinside a cupboard. This oven may be Built intoa wall cabinet

Page 113 - Vegetables and Vegetarian

Turbo-Bake (Quick Start Grill/Convection)• Press Turbo-Bake Pad. Theoven defaultsto Grill 2(medium) +150°C.After preheating,place the food in the oven

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Combination CookingYour oven has three methods of cooking by Combination.1. Convection and Microwave2. Grill and Microwave3. Convection, Grill and Mic

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CAUTION: Take care to use oven gloves when removing dishes from the oven - especially when turning or stirring foods as the oven walls and roof will

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Combination 1. Convection and MicrowaveThis is the most popular combination mode combining convection heat with microwave power.Casseroles, meat joint

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52Combination 1. Convection and MicrowaveNon-metallic dishes or items of food canbe placed directly onto wire shelf in thelower shelf position.Joints

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53Combination 1. Convection and MicrowaveGuidelines• Food is usually cooked UNCOVERED.• After cooking it is important that the accessories are removed

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54• Select the desired grillsetting using the AutoMenu/ TemperatureDial. If you wish toadjust from Grill 2(Medium) toselect Grill 3 (Low), orGrill 1

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55Combination 2. Grill and MicrowaveGuidelines• Food is always cooked UNCOVERED.• To turn food just pull down door, remove theaccessories, turn the fo

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• Set the desired oventemperature. The ovenstarts at 150°C, andthen the temperature willcount up in 10°C stagesto 250°C.This Combination mode is very

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• PressTurboBake pad• Set the desiredoven temperature.The oven starts at150°C, and thenthe temperaturewill count up in10°C stages to250°C.• Press

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4 When heating liquids, e.g. soup, sauces andbeverages in your oven, overheating the liquidbeyond boiling point can occur withoutevidence of bubbling

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Guidelines• Food is always cooked UNCOVERED. • After cooking it is important that the accessories are removed for cleaning before re-use andthat the o

Page 125 - Pasta, Rice & Beans

Convection(Oven temp)Grill Microwave Power Use250°C 1 SIMMER Jacket potatoes250°C 1 WARM Bread rolls, ciabatta240°C 1 LOW Thin and crispy pizza230°

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Auto Weight Cook ProgramsThis feature allows you to cook or reheat most of your favourite foods by setting the weight only.The oven determines the Mic

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Program Minimum Maximum 4. Fresh Vegetables 200 g 1000 g 5. Frozen Vegetables 200 g 1000 g 6. Fresh Fish 200 g 1000 g 7. Boiled Potatoes 200 g 10

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Auto Weight Cook ProgramsAuto Programs must ONLY be used for the foods described below.MTo cook FRESH vegetables. Place preparedvegetables into a shal

Page 129 - Cheese & Egg dishes

Auto Weight Cook ProgramsM= Microwave cooking only = Combination e.g. Convection + Micro power or Grill + Micro PowerCTo cook jacket potatoes with a c

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14 Chilled PizzaCAuto Weight Cook ProgramsAuto programs must ONLY be used for the foods described below. To cook FRESH chicken pieces. Place chicken,

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= Microwave Power only = Combination e.g. Convection + Micro Power or Grill + Micro PowerFor reheating and browning frozen, purchasedpizza. Remove all

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Plated MealsEveryoneʼs appetite varies and reheat timesdepend on meal contents. Dense items e.g.mashed potato, should be spread out well. If alot of g

Page 133 - Sauces & Preserves

1000WEThe times given in the charts below are a guideline only, and will vary depending on STARTING temperature, dish size and quantity.Pastry or Brea

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5 When using the GRILL or COMBINATIONmode, some foods may inevitably splattergrease on to the oven walls. If the oven is notcleaned occasionally, it

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FoodWeight /QuantityPower Level Time Instructions/ GuidelinesCANNED PUDDINGSRice Pudding150g425gHIGH Micro HIGH Micro1 min2-2½ minsPlace in a heatproo

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Food Weight / Quantity Power Level Time Instructions/ GuidelinesBaked Beans with Sausages200g HIGH Micro 2-2½ mins Place in a shallow heatproof bowl o

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FoodWeight /QuantityPower Level Time Instructions/ GuidelinesSAVOURY PASTRY PRODUCTS - PRECOOKEDPASTRIES REHEATED BY MICROWAVE WILL HAVE A SOFT BASEPa

Page 138 - Suetcrust Pastry

Instructions/ GuidelinesPUDDINGS AND DESSERTS- WHERE MICROWAVE ONLY IS INVOLVED TRANSFER FOOD FROM FOIL CONTAINER TO A SIMILAR SIZEDHEATPROOF DISHHOW

Page 139 - Chicken & Stilton Pie

Instructions/ GuidelinesCHRISTMAS PUDDING- Do not leave unattended as overheating can cause the food to ignite. Reheating with Steam Micro power will

Page 140 - Savoury Potato Plait

Instructions/ GuidelinesREADY MEALS - Chilled.Transfer food from foil container to a similar sized heatproof dish. Healthy eating options will only s

Page 141 - Chocolate Éclairs

74Cooking Charts Instructions/ GuidelinesBREADPlace on Glass dish on wire shelf in lower position.Place on Glass dish on wire shelf in lower positio

Page 142 - Custard Tarts

Instructions/ GuidelinesBEANS & PULSES - should be pre-soaked in cold water overnight (boiling water split yellow peas) except lentils which do n

Page 143 - Apple Strudel

Instructions/ GuidelinesBEEF - CAUTION: Hot fat! Remove dish with care.Place in micro-safe dish on base. Add stock and vegetables. Cover and stir hal

Page 144 - Desserts & Baking

Instructions/ GuidelinesEGGS - Poached.- Place water in a shallow dish and heat for 1st cooking time.- Add egg (size 3).- Pierce yolk and white.- Cov

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6 Exterior oven surfaces, including air vents onthe cabinet and the oven door will get hotduring COMBINATION and GRILLING, takecare when opening or c

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Instructions/ GuidelinesFISH - FRESH from raw.Place on Glass dish on wire shelf in lower position.Place in micro-safe dish and pierce skin. Add 30 ml

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Instructions/ GuidelinesGAME- Caution: Hot fat! Remove dish with care.Pre-heat oven. Place wire shelf on lower level. Placepheasant in roasting tin a

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Instructions/ GuidelinesPIZZA - FRESH chilled - N.B. Remove all packaging. Pizzas will have a soft base if cooked by microwave only.Place pizza direc

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Instructions/ GuidelinesRICEUse 550 ml (1pt) boiling water. Cover and stir halfway.Use 550 ml (1pt) boiling water. Cover and stir halfway.Use 550 ml

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Instructions/ GuidelinesFRESH VEGETABLES - Place in shallow micro-safe dish.Add 45ml (3 tbsp) water and cover. Add 45ml (3 tbsp) water and cover. Add

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83Cooking ChartsInstructions/ GuidelinesFROZEN VEGETABLES - Place in shallow micro-safe dish.Add 30 ml (2tbsp) water. Cover.Add 30 ml (2tbsp) water.

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Increasing and Decreasing RecipesIncreasing RecipesTo increase a recipe from 4 to 6 servings• Increase each ingredient listed by half. Todouble the qu

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85Soups and StartersIngredients25g (1oz) butter1 medium onion, coarsely chopped700g (1½ lb) peeled carrots, sliced700ml (1¼ pints) vegetable stockgrat

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Ingredients15ml (1tbsp) olive oil1 medium onion, coarsely chopped2 cloves garlic, crushed700g (1½ lb) sweet potatoes,peeled and chopped1 large red pep

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87Ingredients250g (9oz) tail end of salmon,boned, skinned, and cut into bite-sized pieces.125g (4 ½oz) cooked peeled prawnsjuice of ½ lemonsalt &

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7Welcome to Panasonic Microwave CookingThank you for purchasing a PanasonicMicrowave Oven.Even if this is not your first microwave oven,do please read

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Ingredients200g (7oz) or 4-5 large flatmushrooms10ml (2 tsp) olive oil8 slices ciabatta25g (1oz) softened butter beatenwith 1 chopped clove of garlic1

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Soups and StartersIngredients8 slices of French baguette100g stilton sliced2 fresh pears peeled, cored, slicedand dipped in lemon juice or 4tinned pea

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FishFish cooks very well by MICROWAVE as it stays very moist.LIQUID- Fresh or frozen fish should always be sprinkled with 30 ml (2 tbsp) of lemon juic

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91Ingredients450g (1lb) white fish50g (2oz) butter50g (2oz) flour450ml (3/4 pt) milk300ml (½ pt) white wine450g (1lb) mixed seafood6 gherkins, diced15

Page 161 - Bread & Pizza

IngredientsFor the sauce:15g (½ oz) butter15g (½ oz) flour275ml (½ pint) milk350g (12oz) fresh haddock fillet350g (12oz) fresh undyed smokedhaddock100

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Ingredients4 salmon fillets each 100-150g (4-6oz) marinade:45ml (3tbsp) white wine1 garlic clove, crushed2.5 cm (1") fresh root ginger, finelygra

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Fish94Ingredients4 salmon fillets or steaks each 100-150g (4-6oz) 30ml (2tbsp) white wineSauce:3 egg yolks30 ml (2tbsp) white wine vinegar150g (5oz) c

Page 164 - Questions and Answers

95Ingredients60ml (4tbsp) natural low fat yogurt30ml (2tbsp) sun-dried tomato pesto30ml (2tbsp) chopped fresh parsleyor dill2 x 175g (6oz) cod or hadd

Page 165 - Technical Specifications

Meat and PoultryDefrosted jointsIf the meat has previously been frozen, ensureit is properly thawed before cooking. Defrostedjoints of meat must be al

Page 166 - Cookery Advice Line

Ingredients1 kg (2lb2oz) pork spare ribs150 ml (¼ pt) waterFor the glaze150g (5oz) orange marmaladepreferably shred less or fine shred25g (1oz) dark m

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