Can you broil in a convection microwave oven?

It is not possible to use a convection microwave to broil. Convection microwaves do not contain broil elements. Heat comes from the side, not the top. The MWC model had a Convection Broil mode that used a low rack to simulate broiling food.

Convection Mode: Utensils made of Glass, Silicon and Metal can be used. Utensils made of plastic, paper or wood should not used.

Because they produce very even heat, convection ovens eliminate “hot spots” in ovens, which means, for instance, that you do not need to rotate pans when baking cookies (although it’s questionable whether this is a good idea even in a normal oven).

A convection oven is best used if you like to bake. You can also use it for roasting, grilling, browning, or caramelizing. A microwave is better suited for warming up food that’s already been cooked, but you can also use it to make popcorn, defrost frozen foods, heat milk, boil water, or make pasta.

To get straight to the point, yes, you can put any metal, including stainless steel cookware, in a convection microwave oven, but only when using the convection-cooking feature! Unlike microwaves, convection ovens cook by circulating hot air around the food.

Metal and foil can be used safely and effectively with the convection cooking feature in a microwave convection oven.

Because convection ovens cook by moving hot air around the inside of the oven, food cooks faster and cooking results are often more tender and flavorful. Cook meat in a convection oven and prepare to enjoy a moist and tender meat entree.

Plain paper plates can be microwaved, but some disposable tableware are coated in a thin layer of plastic. Before you microwave a paper plate or bowl, be sure that it’s clearly marked as microwave-safe.

The microwave’s turntable glass plate can be used in all the modes, convection, grill, microwave. as well as in all combination modes. It won’t get damaged.

Yes, you can use glass bakeware in a convection oven.