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Page 1 - Operating Guide and Cookbook

NN-C2000WOperating Guide and CookbookMicrowave / Convection Oven

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Before Operation8Feature DiagramCeramic Tray1. Do not operate the oven without Roller Ring and Ceramic Tray in place.2. Only use Ceramic Tray specific

Page 3 - Table of Contents

Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.Web Site: http://www.panasonic.co.jp/global/A00034X71QPF0900-1071Printed in Japan

Page 4 - Safety Instructions

Before Operation9Feature Diagram - Control PanelStartQuick Min.TimerClockMore LessSensor ReheatAuto Menu Temp./MenuSelectTurbo Defrost CombinationConv

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Before Operation10Oven AccessoriesCooking Modes: Heating SourceMicrowaveConvectionGrill2 Level ConvectionMicrowaveHeatMicrowaveGrillConvection2 Level

Page 6 - General Instructions

11Operation & HintsLet’s Start to Use Your Oven!1 Plug InPlug into a properly groundedelectrical outlet.“WELCOME TO INVERTERCOOKING”appears in the

Page 7 - Cookware and Utensil Guide

To Cook by Combination(☛ page 20,21)To Reheat using “SensorReheat” pad (☛ page 22, 23)To Cook using “Auto Menu” pad(1-20):(☛ page 22 - 26)12Operation

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13Operation & HintsTo Set ClockTo Use Child Safety LockYou can use the oven without setting the clock.ClockTime/WeightClockDisplay● Press. ● Enter

Page 9 - Cookware and Utensil Chart

14Operation & HintsTo Reheat / Defrost / Cook by Micro Power and TimeUse of Accessory:StartQuick Min.TimerClockMore LessSensor ReheatAuto Menu Tem

Page 10 - Feature Diagram

15Operation & HintsTo Reheat / Defrost / Cook by Micro Power and TimeReheat by setting Power and Time –– Frozen Convenience FoodsItem Frozen(pre-c

Page 11 - Before Operation

16Operation & HintsTo DefrostStartQuick Min.TimerClockMore LessSensor ReheatAuto Menu Temp./MenuSelectTurbo Defrost CombinationConvectionMicro Pow

Page 12 - Cooking Modes: Heating Source

17Operation & HintsTo DefrostPOULTRYChickenwholepiecesfilletsDuckTurkeyFISH & SHELLFISHFish filletsWhole fishCrabmeatLobster tailsSea scallops

Page 13 - 3 Select

We are glad you have chosen to purchase a PANASONIC Microwave/ConvectionOven.Before operating this oven, please read these instructions completely.If

Page 14 - Quick Guide to Operation

18Operation & HintsTo Cook on GrillUse of Accessory:StartQuick Min.TimerClockMore LessSensor ReheatAuto Menu Temp./MenuSelectTurbo Defrost Combina

Page 15 - Operation Guide on the Screen

1 Press2 Select the desired oventemperature3 Press☛ The oven begins to preheat. Do not open the door during preheating.4 Place the FoodAfter preheatin

Page 16 - 1 Select

20Operation & HintsTo Cook on Combination: Convection & Microwave1 SelectSetting☛ COMB 1-6 and the program temperature appears in the display.

Page 17 - Operation & Hints

21Operation & HintsTo Cook on Combination: Convection & MicrowaveUse of Accessory:Examples of Foods to Cook by Combination ModeCombinationSett

Page 18 - 2 Set Weight

22Operation & HintsTo Reheat / Cook by Sensor Reheat / Auto MenuThis feature allows you to reheat/cook most of yourfavourite foods without having

Page 19 - To Defrost

Operation & HintsSENSOR REHEAT (200 g - 1.2 kg)● All foods must be pre-cooked.● Foods should be at room or refrigerated temperatures.● Stirrable f

Page 20 - 3 Place the

24Operation & HintsTo Cook by Auto Menu2 Select Menu3 Set WeightWeight can be entered 0.1 kgintervals.4 Press☛ Cooking time appears in thedisplay

Page 21 - To Cook on Convection

25Operation & Hints15. PORK (750 g - 3.0 kg)● Select roasts that are uniform in shape, if not, tieroasts with string, to aid with even cooking.● P

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26Operation & HintsTo Cook by Auto MenuLow RackCeramic TrayTemp./MenuSelectStart● Select Menu 19 and 20.● press.☛ Time appears in thedisplay and

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27Operation & HintsTo Use Recipe PromptingStartQuick Min.TimerClockMore LessSensor ReheatAuto Menu Temp./MenuSelectTurbo Defrost CombinationConvec

Page 24 - 2 Select Menu

Before Operation1Table of ContentsOperation & HintsCooking GuideMaintenanceBefore OperationOperation & HintsMaintenanceCooking GuideSafety Ins

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28Operation & HintsTo Use Recipe PromptingNOTE:Throughout Recipe Prompting, the oven will instruct you to set the cooking time and power level at

Page 26 - 3 Set Weight

29Before Requesting ServiceALL THESE THINGS ARE NORMAL:The oven causes interferencewith my TV.Steam accumulates on theoven door and warm air comesfrom

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30Cooking GuideFood CharacteristicsMicrowave Recipe Preparation and TechniquesMicrowaves penetrate the surface of the food to a depth of about two to

Page 28 - To set standing Time

31Cooking GuideMicrowave Recipe Preparation and TechniquesCoveringCovering food minimises the microwave cookingtime. Because microwave cooking is done

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32Cooking GuideMicrowave Recipe Preparation and TechniquesHow to Keep Everything Hot at The Same TimeMenu Planning for Microwave CookingHandy Hints an

Page 30 - To Use Recipe Prompting

33Cooking GuideEveryday BasicsCheesy Ham OmeletteServes: 1 to 2Ingredients:3 eggs, separated2 tablespoons milksalt and pepper1/4cup grated cheese50 g

Page 31 - Before Requesting Service

34Cooking GuideEveryday BasicsFried EggsA good recipe for the browning dish.Serves: 1 to 4Ingredients:1 to 4 eggs (60 g)1 to 2 buttertablespoonsMetho

Page 32 - Cooking Guide

35Cooking GuideEveryday BasicsMuesliMakes: 4 cupsIngredients:1/3cup honey2 tablespoons butter2 cups rolled oats1/2cup unprocessed bran1/2cup shredded

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36Cooking GuideEveryday BasicsVegetable SoupServes: 4 to 6Ingredients:500 g prepared vegetables of your choice(carrots, turnips, celery, etc.) finely

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37Cooking GuideSoups, Snacks and StartersPea and Ham SoupServes: 6 to 8Ingredients:500 g split peas2 cups water500 g ham or bacon bones1 bay leaf3 cup

Page 35 - Everyday Basics

Before Operation2Safety InstructionsPrecautions to be taken when usingMicrowave Ovens for HeatingfoodstuffsINSPECTION FOR DAMAGEA microwave oven shoul

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Pumpkin SoupR38Cooking GuideSoups, Snacks and StartersPotato and Leek SoupServes: 4 to 6Ingredients:4 large potatoes, peeled, thinly sliced11/2cups th

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39Cooking GuideSoups, Snacks and StartersPotato and Corn SoupServes: 6 to 8Ingredients:6 rashers bacon, rind removed1 onion, thinly sliced500 g potato

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40Cooking GuideSoups, Snacks and StartersTerrine de PorkServes: 6 to 8Ingredients:1 kg pork, cut into 2.5cm cubes125 g pork fat, cut into 2.5 cm cubes

Page 39 - Soups, Snacks and Starters

41Cooking GuideSoups, Snacks and StartersQuiche LorraineServes: 4 to 6Ingredients:Pastry:11/4cups self-raising flourpinch salt80 g butter2 tablespoons

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42Cooking GuideSoups, Snacks and StartersMini PizzaCheese StrawsMakes: 60Ingredients:1 sheet ready rolled puff pastry 1/4cup milk1 cup Parmesan cheese

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43Cooking GuideSoups, Snacks and StartersSpinach and Filo PieServes: 4 to 6Ingredients:1 bunch spinach250 g Fetta cheese4 eggs1 cup cream1 tablespoon

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44Cooking GuideFish and ShellfishDirections for Grilling Fish and ShellfishCook in oven with High Rack in place on Grill 1 forfillets and steaks, Gril

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45Cooking GuideFish and ShellfishDirections for Cooking Fish and Shellfish by MicrowaveClean fish before starting the recipe. Arrange fish ina single

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46Cooking GuideFish and ShellfishCheesy Lobster MornayServes: 2Ingredients:3 tablespoons butter3 tablespoons flour1 cup milk1/2cup grated cheese1 cook

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47Cooking GuideFish and ShellfishSeafood MarinaraServes: 4Ingredients:250 g scallops250 g prawns, shelled and deveined1 squid, (approx. 275 g) cleaned

Page 46 - Fish and Shellfish

Before Operation3Installation and Earthing InstructionsImportant InstructionsWARNING - To reduce the risk of burns, electricshock, fire, injury to per

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48Cooking GuideFish and ShellfishOysters KilpatrickServes: 2Ingredients:12 oysters in shell, opened2 teaspoons lemon juice2 teaspoons Worcestershire s

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49Cooking GuidePoultryCookingSeason as desired, but salt after cooking. Browningsauce (e.g. soy, Worcestershire) mixed with equalparts of butter will

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Approximate Cooking Time(in minutes)15 to 1820 to 2220 to 2218 to 2018 to 2018 to 2015 to 1850Cooking GuidePoultryPreheat oven with High Rack in place

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51Cooking GuidePoultryDirections for Cooking Poultry by CombinationWash poultry and pat dry. Season poultry asdesired.Whole poultry may be roasted stu

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52Cooking GuidePoultryDirections for Cooking Poultry Pieces by MicrowaveArrange pieces skin-side up, and evenly spread in ashallow dish.Cover with wax

Page 52 - Chicken Grilling Chart

53Cooking GuidePoultryChicken and Potato CasseroleServes: 4Ingredients:1 chicken, cooked500 g potatoes, peeled and thinly sliced1/4cup water30 g butte

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54Cooking GuidePoultryChicken CurryChicken PieServes: 4 to 6Ingredients:500 g chicken thigh fillets, diced60 g butter1 onion, chopped100 g mushroom, s

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55Cooking GuidePoultryServes: 6 to 8Ingredients:2.5 to 2.8 kg turkey60 g butter1 stick celery, finely sliced1 small onion, finely chopped2 small cooki

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56Cooking GuidePoultryRoast Honey Duck Orange SauceServes: 4 to 6Ingredients:1.5 kg duck3 tablespoons honey1 tablespoon orange liqueur1 tablespoon vin

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57Cooking GuidePoultryPeanut SatayServes: 4Ingredients:750 g boneless chicken, cut into 2.5 cm cubesMarinade:1/2teaspoon caraway seeds1 teaspoon groun

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Before Operation4General InstructionsGeneral Use1. Only use utensils that are suitable for use inmicrowave ovens.2. In order to maintain high quality,

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58Cooking GuidePoultryFlorentine ChickenServes: 4Ingredients:1/4cup grated carrot1/4cup pine nuts100 g spinach, cooked,drained and chopped finely2 clo

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59Cooking GuideMain Fare MeatsFor best results, select roasts that are uniform inshape.Place meat on a microwave suitable rack in arectangular dish. B

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60Cooking GuideMain Fare MeatsMeat Chart for Microwave CookingPoultryBeefRoastsRareMediumWellChuck, Flank, BrisketPorkLeg of PorkLoin of PorkPork Chop

Page 61 - Main Fare Meats

61Cooking GuideMain Fare MeatsDirections for Cooking Meats by CombinationSeason roast as desired, but add salt after cooking.Salt can be used for cook

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62Cooking GuideMain Fare MeatsLasagneServes: 4 to 6Ingredients:250 g precooked lasagne noodles3 tablespoons Parmesan cheese, extra3 tablespoons grated

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63Cooking GuideMain Fare MeatsServes: 4 Ingredients:1 rack of lamb(approx. 8 cutlets)1 clove garlic, cut into slicesrosemaryMethod:Score rack of lamb

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64Cooking GuideMain Fare MeatsIrish StewServes: 4Ingredients:600 g lamb, cut into 2 cm cubes1 onion, sliced1 carrot, peeled and sliced2 potatoes, peel

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65Cooking GuideMain Fare MeatsRoast BeefServes: 6Ingredients:2 kg roast beefseasoned flourMethod:Place beef on Low Rack with a dish underneath, tocatc

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66Cooking GuideMain Fare MeatsMini MeatballsServes: 4 Ingredients:500 g topside mince1 onion, finely chopped1 clove garlic, crushed1/2cup fresh breadc

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67Cooking GuideMain Fare MeatsBeef Roll with Spinach and Spring Onion StuffingServes: 4 to 6Ingredients:2 thick skirt steaks(approx. 500 g each), poun

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Before Operation5Microwaves and How They WorkMicrowaves are a form of high frequency radiowaves similar to those used by a radio, includingAM, FM and

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68Cooking GuideMain Fare MeatsPepper Pot BeefServes: 4 to 6Ingredients:1 teaspoon minced garlic1 red capsicum cubed410 g can tomatoes500 g cubed beef1

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69Cooking GuideMain Fare MeatsVeal PaprikaServes: 4 Ingredients:750 g diced veal250 g mushrooms, sliced1 cup chicken stock1 onion, finely chopped1 tea

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70Cooking GuideVegetable VarietiesFresh VegetablesPlace vegetables in a casserole dish. Add 2 to 3tablespoons of water per 500 g of vegetables. Addsal

Page 72 - Vegetable Varieties

71Cooking GuideVegetable VarietiesFresh Vegetables Chart for Time CookingVegetableAsparagusBeans (sliced)-finelyBeetrootBroccoliBrussels sproutsCabbag

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72Cooking GuideVegetable VarietiesCreamed SpinachServes: 4Ingredients:1 bunch spinach, roughly chopped4 spring onions, finely chopped1 clove garlic, c

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73Cooking GuideVegetable VarietiesFrittataServes: 4Ingredients:400 g potatoes (approx. 4) thinly sliced1 onion, peeled and sliced1/2red capsicum (pepp

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Cooking GuideVegetable Varieties74Cheese and Ham Filled PotatoesServes: 4Ingredients:4 medium sized potatoes100 g ham, finely diced3 tablespoons snipp

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Cooking GuideVegetable Varieties75Saute MushroomsServes: 4 to 6Ingredients:1 tablespoon butter400 g mushrooms1 clove garlic, crushedsalt and pepper2

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76Cooking GuideVegetable VarietiesStuffed Capsicum (Peppers)Serves: 4Ingredients:4 medium sized green capsicum(pepper), remove tops and seeds1 cup coo

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77Cooking GuideRice, Pasta and CerealDirections for Cooking Rice and Other Grains by MicrowaveFollow directions in chart on page 78 for recommended di

Page 79 - Rice, Pasta and Cereal

Before Operation6Cookware and Utensil GuidePlasticsPlastic dishes, cups and some freezercontainers should be used with care in amicrowave oven. Choose

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78Cooking GuideRice, Pasta and CerealDirections for Cooking Rice and Other Grains by MicrowaveItemRICEBrown (1 cup)Long Grain (1 cup)Short Grain (1 cu

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79Cooking GuideRice, Pasta and CerealServes: 6 to 8Ingredients:1 onion chopped1 cup long grain rice1 teaspoon thyme21/2cups chicken stock1/4cup sliver

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80Cooking GuideRice, Pasta and CerealCreamy Bacon SauceServes: 4Ingredients:1 chopped onion3 bacon rashers, chopped1 teaspoon minced garlic300 ml crea

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81Cooking GuideRice, Pasta and CerealPasta SaladServes: 4Ingredients:225 g pasta shapes, i.e. shells, twists1 teaspoon salt6 cups boiling water1 table

Page 84 - Cakes, Muffins and Biscuits

82Cooking GuideCakes, Muffins and BiscuitsCaramel Banana CakeMakes: 1 x 20 cm ring cakeIngredients:125 g butter3/4cup brown sugar2 eggs, lightly beate

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83Cooking GuideCakes, Muffins and BiscuitsMocha Carrot CakeServes: 4 to 6Ingredients:1 cup self-raising flour1/2teaspoon bicarbonate of soda1/2cup cas

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84Cooking GuideCakes, Muffins and BiscuitsBanana and Pecan MuffinsMakes: Approximately 12 to 15Ingredients:2 cups self-raising flour1 cup plain flour1

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85Cooking GuideCakes, Muffins and BiscuitsLace BiscuitsMakes: 18 to 20 biscuitsIngredients:2 tablespoons liquid glucose1/4cup brown sugar60 g butter,

Page 88 - Slices, Desserts and Pastries

86Cooking GuideSlices, Desserts and PastriesApple SliceMakes: 2 slicesIngredients:3 cooking apples,peeled and sliced thinly1/4teaspoon cinnamonpinch n

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87Cooking GuideSlices, Desserts and PastriesCaramel Coconut SliceMakes: 1 x 19 x 28 cm panIngredients:100 g butter1/2cup plain flour1/2cup self-raisin

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Before Operation7Cookware and Utensil Chart* Check manufacturers’recommendation, must withstand heat.** Follow recipe instructions.NOTE: See page 10 f

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88Cooking GuideSlices, Desserts and PastriesSpeedy Chocolate Bit SliceMakes: 1 x 20 cm slice panIngredients:90 g butter melted125 g sweet biscuit crum

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89Cooking GuideSlices, Desserts and PastriesApricot CheesecakeServes: 8 to 10Ingredients:250 g plain biscuits90 g butter1/4cup apricot jam250 g ricott

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90Cooking GuideSlices, Desserts and PastriesChristmas PuddingServes: 10 to 12Ingredients:250 g sultanas250 g raisins, chopped125 g currants125 g dates

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91Cooking GuideSlices, Desserts and PastriesBaked Alaska SurpriseServes: 4 to 6Ingredients:10 to 12 sponge finger biscuitsor 1 round trifle sponge1 pu

Page 95 - Micro - Made Extras

92Cooking GuideSlices, Desserts and PastriesLemon Meringue PieServes: 4 to 6Ingredients:Pastry:1 cup plain flour2 tablespoons caster sugar75 g butter1

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93Cooking GuideMicro - Made ExtrasCoffee LiqueurMakes: 3 cups Ingredients:11/2cups hot tap water2 cups sugar1/3cup instant coffee2 cups vodka3 teaspo

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94Cooking GuideMicro - Made ExtrasMushroom SauceMakes: 11/2cups Ingredients:3 tablespoons butter2 tablespoons flour1 teaspoon soy sauce3/4cup creamsal

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95Cooking GuideMicro - Made ExtrasStrawberry JamMakes: Approximately 600 mlIngredients:1 kg strawberries, washed and hulled1 kg caster sugarpectin if

Page 99 - Care of Your Microwave Oven

96Cooking GuideMicro - Made ExtrasPeach ButterMakes: 2 cups Ingredients:1 can (425 g) peaches, drained1 teaspoon grated lemon rind1/4cup lemon juice90

Page 100 - Printed in Japan

MaintenanceCare of Your Microwave OvenOven Door:Wipe with a soft cloth when steam accumulatesinside or around the outside of the oven door. Thismay oc

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