Now, I'm not sure if this means this is the day to buy a microwave oven or cook something in a microwave oven. I'll assume the former (though maybe this is a good day to finally replace the one you've been using for 15 years).
There are actually several books about microwaving oven cooking: Microwave Gourmet by Barbara Kafka, A Man, A Can, A Microwave, by David Joachim and Men's Health, and perhaps the first (or at least one of the first) books on microwave cooking, Richard Deacon's Microwave Oven Cookwave. Yup, the same Richard Deacon who played Mel Cooley on The Dick Van Dyke Show. He also has one titled Richard Deacon's Microwave Cookery. Not sure if it's the same book or not.
3-04-2008 @10:38AM Microwave Oven said... The microwave oven has always been a very convenient invention for me. I never fail to use it every time i cook. Some people might be interested in microwave oven guide before buying one.
Reply
3-04-2008 @10:42AM Microwave Oven said... Found a useful guide for people who might be interested in buying a new microwave oven
http://microwaveovensguide.blogspot.com
Reply
12-06-2007 @12:34PM LeisureGuy said... Microwave cooking of vegetables totally destroys the flavonoids (the things that contain the anti-cancer goodies, among other things). Steaming, OTOH, preserves almost all of them. (Pressure cooking loses about half, boiling loses about 80%.) http://leisureguy.wordpress.com/2007/12/06/microwave-cooking/
Reply
12-06-2007 @8:50PM Olivia said... My mom keeps a 'camp' library of really cheesy books. She has at least two books on microwave cooking, but not these. These are hilarious!
Reply