What is the difference in cook times of a 1100 watt Microwave and 700 Microwave?
1100-watt microwave
* Food will cook faster in a 1100-watt microwave than in a 700-watt microwave.
* The general rule of thumb is to reduce the cooking time by about 20-25% when using a 1100-watt microwave instead of a 700-watt microwave.
* For example, if a recipe calls for cooking something for 10 minutes in a 700-watt microwave, you would cook it for about 7-8 minutes in a 1100-watt microwave.
700-watt microwave
* Food will cook slower in a 700-watt microwave than in a 1100-watt microwave.
* The general rule of thumb is to increase the cooking time by about 20-25% when using a 700-watt microwave instead of a 1100-watt microwave.
* For example, if a recipe calls for cooking something for 10 minutes in a 1100-watt microwave, you would cook it for about 12-13 minutes in a 700-watt microwave.
Other factors that can affect cooking time in a microwave
* The size and shape of the food.
* The starting temperature of the food.
* The amount of food being cooked.
* The type of container the food is being cooked in.
* The wattage of the microwave.
Always be sure to follow the cooking instructions on the food package or recipe when using a microwave.
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