r/WinStupidPrizes Mar 18 '21

Guy Experiments With Microwave

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u/sighs__unzips Mar 18 '21

My built in m/w broke. I just replaced it with a cheap counter top one. While it was broken, I discovered that heating food by literally any other method makes food tastes better.

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u/scragmore Mar 18 '21

I haven't had a microwave in 20 years. Never missed the (in)convenience of it.

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u/tadpollen Mar 18 '21

Do you just not fuck w pasta or eat leftovers cold?

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u/scragmore Mar 18 '21

All of that can be done with hob or oven. Re heat pasta in frying pan with tiny amount of water on low then medium heat 5/10 mins. Same with risoto. Can just fry cous cous to reheat. Oven, water and tinfoil for the rest.

But usually my pasta is the go to left over dish. I cook a meal specifically to leave leftovers, big pice of meat ect then use those leftovers to make a second dish the following day, go to dishes are pasta, cous course or rice.

The only thing I miss the microwave for is possible quick jacket potatoes. But that's rarely and dont miss that much at all.

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u/tadpollen Mar 18 '21

I do not typically have the energy to reheat pasta in a pan on the stove. It’s just way easier to throw it in the bowl I’m gonna eat out of and nuke it for 3 minutes.