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20 ............................. tips saving Energy 36 ................................................. Warranty 20 ........................................ tips Broiling 35 ....................................................... Index 18 .............................................. Broiling .33 ....... Service or Assistance Requesting 17 ............................................... control ..................................... Troubleshooting temperature oven the Adjusting 31 30
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temperature mometer 1. for 2. offset 10°F 3. of to of done more little A j +lO foods. baked for times rising and moistness, (FAHRENHEIT) FOOD... browning, of amount the by results cooking MAKE TO DEGREES OF determine can You results. cooking desired NUMBER THIS the get to temperature offset the adjust BY ADJUST to much how you tells right the at chart The needed adjustment amount the determine How day) (time adjustment. the Enter SEE YOU PRESS setting. temperature the
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To broil at a l 325°F) l 400°F) Broiling 19 broiling for used Not 1 fish whole chops, and steaks pork chicken, split chops, lamb patties, and steaks Well-done 2 frankfurters steaks, fish slices, ham patties, medium steaks, medium and rare food, searing Quickly 3 less or thick l/2” steaks, thin and patties Hamburger 4 DONENESS BOITOM FROM FOOD/ OF TYPE POSITION RACK chart position rack temperatures. broiling lower use you if better cook may that foods some are chicken
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