Microwave cooking step-by-step : from Litton 🔍
from Litton; [author, Barbara Methven; photographers, Michael Jensen ... et al.] Minneapolis, Minn.: Litton Microwave Cooking Products ; New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold Co., Minneapolis, Minn, New York, Minnesota, 1978
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From Litton ; [author, Barbara Methven ; Photographers, Michael Jensen ... Et Al.]. Vol. 1--spine. Includes Index.
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Methven, Barbara; Litton Microwave Cooking Products (Firm)
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Barbara Methven; Litton Microwave Cooking Products (Firm)
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United States, United States of America
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"Vol. 1"--Spine.
Includes index.
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Abstract: Microwaves penetrate food to cook it without chemical change in the food. Various foods cook differently in a microwave oven as some foods attract more energy than others. Microwave cooking techniques include using knowledge of cooking times, preliminary food preparation, and cooking utensils and containers. Cooking utensils and recommended receptacles for microwave ovens are explained. The microwave may be used for defrosting and reheating. Sections on menu planning and recipes include starting temperature, cooking time and power levels
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