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Microwave Cooking RecipesMicrowave Cooking Recipes - Selection of over 30 specialist recipes categorised into; fish, vegetables, meat and poultry, pickles, preserves and sweet dishes. Also providing general advice microwaving vegetables, baby formula and other microwave cooking hints and tips.



Techniques for use with a microwave oven. Easy scoop ice cream, barbeque food, peeling onions, croutons and softening butter.


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Barbecued Food

For quick outdoor barbecuing, microwave meats for three to four minutes (per pound) at 100% power in your microwave. Immediately place on the grill to finish. Usual grill time will be reduced by at least half. Remember to place food onto the grill immediately.

Peeling Onions

To peel onions more easily, place them in a covered container and microwave for one to two minutes at 100% power.

Croutons

Dry or crisp older bread for croutons. Microwave four cups for five to seven minutes at 100% power, stirring several times.

Easy Scoop Ice-cream

To make ice cream easier to scoop, soften by microwaving for 30 seconds at 100% power.

Soften Refrigerated Butter or Margerine

Soften refrigerated butter or margarine by heating for 30 seconds at 100% power. To melt the butter; heat for one minute at 100% power. Clarify butter by melting six to eight ounces in a two-cup microwave-safe container on low power (30%) for two to three minutes or until completely melted. Let stand for three to four minutes, remove the foam and slowly pour off the yellow oil or clarified butter. Remember higher wattage ovens may need shorter cooking time.






Easy Scoop Ice-Cream

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