Microwave Cooking

[Charinida]

Anyone know of really good sites for microwave cooking??

[Zyzzyx]

Microwave cooking:

Take item from freezer.

Remove wrapper (note: optional for some items)

Nuke for same amount of time as done before. (note: if item was approaching the temperature of volcanic magma last time, reduce cooking time)

[DinbinFanfoom]

I only use the microwave for hot cereals, reheating, refreshing stale pastry, etc.

So, uhm... I guess... no.

[Serani]

I used to do a LOT of microwave cooking. Of course, that was back when I didn't have a stove.

It has it's advantages, (especially with the heat) but I don't know any off the top of my head. I'll go look a bit, though, at some of my regular sites and see if they haven't anything on nuking.

[Draknor]

I bring microwave entrees to work for lunch. It's not bad - much better than those things used to be. And, if you buy the leaner ones (lean cuisine, weight watchers, healthy choice, etc.), it's a good lesson in controlling portion sizes as well.

But, I don't use the thing much at home. Sorry. :lowsmile:

[Serani]

Here are a few that look interesting:

http://www.goodnuke.com/recipes/
http://www.123easyaspie.com/micro.html
http://www.whattocook.com/search/microwavecooking.html -this one just has a few recipes, but they look pretty good.
http://dmoz.org/Home/Cooking/Microwave/ This one has about 40 different nuke 'em recipes.

Hope these help. :)

[Charinida]

Thanks Serani...

Some things I can look up webwise, but others, never really sure about...

Gonna try those out... (S'mores, in a microwave?? Oh boy...)