FuruChan
2009-04-27 02:22:30
:norris: THE ULTIMATE MICROWAVED-FOOD GUIDE :norris:
By Furuchan64
My Microwave is a newer 2008 model microwave, bought in October of 2008. That is all I know about it. Most times work on most microwaves though :)
This guide was made to help you…
ALWAYS REMEMBER: TIN FOIL AND STIRA-FOAM NEVER GO IN THE MICROWAVE!
Section 1 - Canned Soup
[INDENT]Everyone has eaten canned soup. It is just something that is extremely common and easy to prepare and eat.
Examples of canned fruit include…
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Can Sizes and times include…
Section 2 - Thickly Canned Soup
[INDENT]Though thickly canned soups are not as common as regularly canned soups, they are still delicious, and many people choose these over the regularly canned soup due to multiple, personal, reasons. Personally, I choose to enjoy a little of both types.
Examples of thickly canned soup include…
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Can sizes and times include…
Note: Thickly canned soups can compress a lot of heat and WILL explode in the microwave occasionally. To avoid messes, cover bowl with a paper towel. Also, remember to stir well before enjoying your thickly canned soup.
Section 3 - Cold/Refrigerated Foods
[INDENT]Left-Overs are always available to eat after parties, big dinners, or just too much food for yourself to eat. And the best way to keep these left-overs as fresh as possible is to refrigerate them. Cold/Refrigerated food items include…
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Food Items (Specified) and times include…
Section 4 - Hot Pockets/Burrito's
[INDENT]Hot Pockets and frozen burrito's can be one of the most frustrating things to make in the microwave. Ahh, my hot pocket is too cold! Holy Shieeeet my hot pocket just blistered the entire inside of my mouth! I know… This has happened to me on many many occasions. Hot Pockets/Burrito's include…
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To be truly honest, I cannot help you with this. There is however, one for sure way to get the best temperature out of your hot pocket or burrito.
This is the only for sure way to cook your hot pocket or burrito all the way and be able to eat it without burning your mouth to hell. My recommendation, Set a timer for 8 minutes and start the microwave at the same time. remove from microwave after 8 minutes have passed.
Section 5 - Oatmeal
Oatmeal = easy. - 0:45 for any kind.
Section 6 - Miscellaneous
For all other food products in the microwave I suggest that you read and follow box directions. Although box directions are usually ALWAYS wrong, you can experiment and find the best time for them.
Other food item and times…
Thank you for using my guide, if you choose to do so, for your microwaving food needs. If there are any suggestion or you have special times for specific food items. post them and I'll add them to the following list.
User Food Suggestions
By Furuchan64
My Microwave is a newer 2008 model microwave, bought in October of 2008. That is all I know about it. Most times work on most microwaves though :)
This guide was made to help you…
- Microwave food for perfect eating temperature.
- Enjoy what food you've microwaved.
- Combine tasty microwaved food.
ALWAYS REMEMBER: TIN FOIL AND STIRA-FOAM NEVER GO IN THE MICROWAVE!
Section 1 - Canned Soup
[INDENT]Everyone has eaten canned soup. It is just something that is extremely common and easy to prepare and eat.
Examples of canned fruit include…
- Chicken Noodle Soup
- Chicken and Stars
- Spaghetti-O's
- ect…
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Can Sizes and times include…
- Small soup can - 1:45
- Medium soup can - 2:15
- Large soup can (EX. Chunky Chicken Noodle) - 2:30
- Extra Large can (EX. Family size Spaghetti-O's) - 2:45 to 3:00
Section 2 - Thickly Canned Soup
[INDENT]Though thickly canned soups are not as common as regularly canned soups, they are still delicious, and many people choose these over the regularly canned soup due to multiple, personal, reasons. Personally, I choose to enjoy a little of both types.
Examples of thickly canned soup include…
- Canned Chille
- Certain beef and rice soups
- ect…
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Can sizes and times include…
- Small size (Not commonly seen in thickly canned soup) - 2:00
- Normal/Medium size - 2:30
- Large size - 3:13 (Special number I use)
Note: Thickly canned soups can compress a lot of heat and WILL explode in the microwave occasionally. To avoid messes, cover bowl with a paper towel. Also, remember to stir well before enjoying your thickly canned soup.
Section 3 - Cold/Refrigerated Foods
[INDENT]Left-Overs are always available to eat after parties, big dinners, or just too much food for yourself to eat. And the best way to keep these left-overs as fresh as possible is to refrigerate them. Cold/Refrigerated food items include…
- Cold Pizza (Mmmm)
- Cold Chicken/KFC
- Cold pastas
- ect…
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Food Items (Specified) and times include…
- Cold Pizza 1 slice - 0:45
- Cold Pizza 1+ slice(s) - 0:45 + 0:12/slice
- Cold Chicken/KFC (Careful this maybe explode) - 1:00
- Cold Chicken/KFC More than 1 peice - 3:00 + 3:00 Cool down
- Cold Pasta (Mac and Cheese/ Small noodles) - 1:15 + stir + 0:45
- Cold Pasta (Spaghetti/ Long noodles) - 1:00 + stir + 0:45
- Left over hamburger patty - 0:37 + flip + 0:37
- Left over steak piece - 1:45 + flip + 1:00 (Possibly 1:30 if big piece)
- Other left-overs - Approximately 1:00 to 2:00 + stir or flip
Section 4 - Hot Pockets/Burrito's
[INDENT]Hot Pockets and frozen burrito's can be one of the most frustrating things to make in the microwave. Ahh, my hot pocket is too cold! Holy Shieeeet my hot pocket just blistered the entire inside of my mouth! I know… This has happened to me on many many occasions. Hot Pockets/Burrito's include…
- Hot Pockets.
- Frozen Burrito's.
- Tocito's
- ect.
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To be truly honest, I cannot help you with this. There is however, one for sure way to get the best temperature out of your hot pocket or burrito.
- For all hot pockets, burrito's, or frozen delectables in the catagory - 3:00 + 5:00 cool down.
This is the only for sure way to cook your hot pocket or burrito all the way and be able to eat it without burning your mouth to hell. My recommendation, Set a timer for 8 minutes and start the microwave at the same time. remove from microwave after 8 minutes have passed.
Section 5 - Oatmeal
Oatmeal = easy. - 0:45 for any kind.
Section 6 - Miscellaneous
For all other food products in the microwave I suggest that you read and follow box directions. Although box directions are usually ALWAYS wrong, you can experiment and find the best time for them.
Other food item and times…
- Quesadillas - 1:08 (Make sure cheese is distributed evenly between two tortillas)
- More to come…
Thank you for using my guide, if you choose to do so, for your microwaving food needs. If there are any suggestion or you have special times for specific food items. post them and I'll add them to the following list.
User Food Suggestions
-Aesheron>Mut>Styks>AMS
[INDENT]mix together: flour, sugar. egg. oil, milk/water.
Microwave it, 3 minutes or 5 minutes.[/INDENT]
-Brain
[INDENT]Better cake
Ingredients:
4 Tablespoons cake flour
4 Tablespoons sugar
2 Tablespoons cocoa
1 Egg
3 Tablespoons milk
3 Tablespoons oil
1 Mug
Instructions:
Mix flour, sugar and cocoa:
Spoon in 1 egg
Pour in milk and oil, and mix well
Put in microwave for 3 minutes on maximum power (1000watt)
Wait until it stops rising and sets in the mug
Tip contents out of mug onto saucer and enjoy!
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Spoon in 1 egg
Pour in milk and oil, and mix well
Put in microwave for 3 minutes on maximum power (1000watt)
Wait until it stops rising and sets in the mug
Tip contents out of mug onto saucer and enjoy!