How Do You Cook In A Convection Microwave?
If you’re in the market for a new microwave or oven, a convection microwave can be an excellent and efficient choice. Convection microwaves are more expensive than regular microwaves, but they are more affordable than many traditional ovens, and they take much less space and power to operate. You can make almost anything in a convection microwave once you learn a few techniques. Learn about your settings. Most convection microwaves will allow you to cook with microwave radiation only (timed cooking), convection only (cooking with hot, circulating air, at a particular temperature), or both at the same time. Choose the microwave setting for things you would traditionally microwave, particularly for short periods of time. These foods might include microwave popcorn, reheated leftovers or quick steamed vegetables. When using the microwave setting, cover the food to retain moisture, and don’t use any metal pans, racks or utensils. Choose the convection setting for baked goods or anything el