How do you have a Metal Grill in a Microwave ??
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The rack is actually not a metal. It is a chrome plated, microwave safe material.
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I use the oven. I'm sure you can use a lower temperature, but I just throw the metal plates in a 350 degree oven for about 5-10 minutes. Whatever is convenient. You could probably throw them on the grill, but the oven is cleaner in m y opinion.
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You can use metal utensils. I still have so many plastic, and you can still use those. Just don't leave them near the heat or touching surfaces very long.
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I'm not sure I understand the question. If you're asking if you can put the dutch oven in the microwave the answer is no. It's metal and can't go in the microwave.
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Metal in general cannot be placed in a microwave...and this lid has metal around it.
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There is a little tool that came in the package, a small circle with a hook on the end. Slip the little hook thru the holes on the grill and pull gently. Took me a while to figure it out too.
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Coat the entire inside of the grill and grates with oil and heat it to "cure" the metal and prevent it from rusting. The second step in this process is to light the grill and heat it (without food on it) for a while to bake the oil in and burn off the excess. Any kind of edible oil or shortening will work, I used PAM because it's a lot easier to spray than any other way. You should repeat the process occasionally if you don't use it often, especially with the grates.
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I think it has metal parts and screws inside...don't think it's made for the microwave.
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There was no metal rack with mine. That being said, it is a very nice microwave for the money.
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Just put a foil liner in the bottom when you rotisserie; you can buy one, but it's actually easier (and a much better fit) to make one out of foil. I also cover the "reflector" below the heat element with foil so I can remove and replace it from time to time. Much easier than cleaning cooked on grease from the reflector. Hope that helps--I love this grill!
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I used this to paint the metal cover grill for my gas heater & it worked fine. I don't believe a microwave would give off an amount of heat that would cause any problems with even normal paint, so I would think this would work fine for the inside of a microwave.
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I've never tried that, but I'm leery at the prospect. I think they are meant to be used in the microwave, and could melt on a grill, but that's just my thoughts.
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Sorry for delay - been on vacation. Yes, you can cook with metal trays - I use a small metal grill pan (like the large ones, but about 6 by 9) with its own grill wire for grilling my bacon. I put it on top of the revolving tray, which should not be removed. Only use metal trays in grill and convection modes. The. "Roast " mode also uses microwaves, so do not use metal when using it. Hope that helps.
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you just add the tortillas to the bottom part with a damp paper towel (to prevent them from getting too dry) and then microwave. if you have the lead it would trap too much heat. it is super simple and easy to use and comes with an explanation. we use it all the time.
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Can You? #1 Plug it in.......... #2 When grill gets hot,add meat........ #3 remove cooked meat and unlplug
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Yes, place the bowl and the red plastic caddy in the microwave. The plastic part stays cool to the touch. The handle makes it easy to remove the bowl when the heating time is finished.
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It is metal so no microwave! I have put it in both my oven and toaster oven, but no higher than 325 degrees.