Throw the microwave out
- unjonharley
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Throw the microwave out
A few month ago I put the microwave in the pile for garage sale. Then I started to heat my food the old fashion way.Double boiler steaming. My food taste better and I will be able to take more & different foods to the playa. Things don't stick to the bottom of the pans. It takes about 2x the time of microwaveing. Say 3 min. will take six. No dead animals in my camp so things don't rot. With vegie stuff, over rip or scrapes I just dry then in the sun. When I'm home just put then in the worm bed and add water. Also use facial tissue instead of paper towels. They stay in the box until used. They wad up when wet. Dry'em and feed them to the worns.
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> Then I started to heat my food the old fashion way.Double boiler
> steaming.
Hi, unjon - are you saying you cook frozen TV dinners in the microwave? Or you cook your fresh food in the double-boiler?
I have a steamer, but not a double-boiler. I can see the advantage of a d-b over the steamer. I'll have to look into that. I want some things heated but not steamed to soddenness. (That's one of the problems with microwaves - they're tuned to the frequency of water and boil it, steaming your stuff.)
> steaming.
Hi, unjon - are you saying you cook frozen TV dinners in the microwave? Or you cook your fresh food in the double-boiler?
I have a steamer, but not a double-boiler. I can see the advantage of a d-b over the steamer. I'll have to look into that. I want some things heated but not steamed to soddenness. (That's one of the problems with microwaves - they're tuned to the frequency of water and boil it, steaming your stuff.)
- unjonharley
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[quote="phil"]> Then I started to heat my food the old fashion way.Double boiler
> steaming.
Hi, unjon - are you saying you cook frozen TV dinners in the microwave? Or you cook your fresh food in the double-boiler?
I have a steamer, but not a double-boiler. I can see the advantage of a d-b over the steamer. I'll have to look into that. I want some things heated but not steamed to soddenness. (That's one of the problems with microwaves - they're tuned to the frequency of water and boil it, steaming your stuff.)[/quote
That should have been double boiler/steamer.. It's three pots so I have a choice.. I don't like "wet" food eather..
> steaming.
Hi, unjon - are you saying you cook frozen TV dinners in the microwave? Or you cook your fresh food in the double-boiler?
I have a steamer, but not a double-boiler. I can see the advantage of a d-b over the steamer. I'll have to look into that. I want some things heated but not steamed to soddenness. (That's one of the problems with microwaves - they're tuned to the frequency of water and boil it, steaming your stuff.)[/quote
That should have been double boiler/steamer.. It's three pots so I have a choice.. I don't like "wet" food eather..
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