Microwave Cooking for One by Marie T Smith
Microwaving Tips
Conversion Charts
As you learned in the Microwave Timing section, the amount of time you cook food in your microwave is of critical importance. With microwave cooking, the trick is to learn to cook by time not sight. Many people become frustrated when attempting to cook in the microwave because they do not realize that most recipes for microwave ovens are written for the 700-watt oven (the industry standard). However, you may have a different wattage oven than a 700-watt. What do you do?
The answer is easy. Just use our convenient charts that convert cooking times from a 700-watt oven to your wattage oven:
If your oven wattage is not listed, we will be happy to add a chart here for you. Just post your request at our:
and let us know what wattage oven you need a chart for. The chart for your wattage oven will be added to this site as soon as possible.
What Wattage Is My Oven?
Don't know what wattage microwave oven you have? Visit the What Wattage is My Oven? page to determine your oven's wattage.
Special Requests
We have received many special requests for conversion charts other than for converting from a 700-watt oven. For example, if you purchased a new 1000-Watt Oven, and used to own a 600-Watt Oven, we have the chart to convert the cooking times for you.
The special charts requested and posted so far are:
| Requested Special Conversion Charts |
Again, if the chart you are looking for is not listed, we will be happy to add a chart here for you. Just post your request at our:
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