Re: [london.food] Microwaves (was Re: Steaming vegetables)

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From: David Turner
Subject: Re: [london.food] Microwaves (was Re: Steaming vegetables)
Date: 12:49 on 17 Aug 2004

Microwaves should be used for defrosting food that you didn't have the
foresight to leave out on the counter, softening butter, and showing the
time.  Nothing else.

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David

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Re: [london.food] Microwaves (was Re: Steaming vegetables) Marna Gilligan 12:52 on 17 Aug 2004
I will acknowledge that they're useful for reheating plates of food, and
- David Turner 12:49 on 17 Aug 2004
  Microwaves should be used for defrosting food that you didn't have the
- James Bywater 13:18 on 17 Aug 2004
  I agree - however I usually bake a potato by nuking it for 5 minutes (to
- Martin Frost 15:47 on 17 Aug 2004
  I have also never really had success with vegetables in a microwave.
  - Kake L Pugh 15:56 on 17 Aug 2004
    Microwaves are like any other tool - you don't get born knowing how to
Nigel Rantor 12:55 on 17 Aug 2004
Dunno, but I didn't have one for quite some time and so I am now kind of
Simon Wistow 15:05 on 17 Aug 2004
I do an odd simulcra of poached eggs in a microwave - get a cup and
- James Bywater 15:09 on 17 Aug 2004
  Actually, I make the same thing, if I'm in a rush in the morning. I then
  - Nigel Rantor 15:51 on 17 Aug 2004
    So, I hadn't had lunch yet and was hungry.
    - too deep to show
- Marna Gilligan 15:16 on 17 Aug 2004
  Does that work properly? I always thought one of the best things about
  - James Bywater 15:20 on 17 Aug 2004
    "properly", no... I much prefer proper poached eggs. But when I am in a
  - Nigel Rantor 15:54 on 17 Aug 2004
    Yeah, I was worried about that.

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