When you find microwave recipes, there will be in the recipe power settings for the microwave.

Also, guidelines depending on what wattage your microwave is.

So it's important to know wattage.

That information is not buried in the

manual that you recycled somewhere. It is usually on a sticker inside the door of your microwave.

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