Author Topic: Using an oven/stove rather than a microwave really makes me feel so much better  (Read 1937 times)

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Himu

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Seriously. Before, I'd use the oven only to cook my food, not warm it up. But ever since the microwave went kablooey I've been using the stove and the oven to warm up leftover food I made and I'm getting great results. In the past, the reason I didn't use them is because they take so long. If I'm hungry I wanna eat now, not wait 10 minutes for the oven to heat up and another 10 minutes to warm up the food. But I've found that wait is worth it recently. I'm not sure what I'll be using a microwave for in the near future because you can count me amongst the over folks.
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Junpei the Tracer!

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You're not suppose to eat when you're hungry because you eat more.
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drew

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i can eat as much as i want and never get fat

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huckleberry

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i can eat as much as i want and never get fat

hollerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

How awesome?

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BlueTsunami

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Same here. Also there should be a special place in hell for people who microwave their frozen wings instead of broil them.
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Great Rumbler

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You're not suppose to eat when you're hungry because you eat more.

Sounds like a good way to starve to death.
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DJ_Tet

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I don't know why people with ample time choose the microwave for warming up food.

I put my leftover pulled pork in a pot and warm it up on the stove.  Add some fresh sauce and it's like brand new.

Put chicken/fries/fried shrimp etc in the oven for 10 min.  Almost as good as new.

Soup/chili etc goes in a pot on the stove.  Mac and cheese goes in a pot on the stove with some added milk.  Brand new.

In total it takes like 8 more minutes to heat things properly, and they taste so much better.
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Reb

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brb

Toaster oven works great for reheating stuff.
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demi

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Toaster oven works great for reheating stuff.

Toaster oven? *googles*

...

Wtf. Mind blown.

Yeah, instead of using the big oven to just reheat something, use a toaster oven. Much smaller, heats up a lot quicker and doesn't use as much energy.
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Himu

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Toaster oven works great for reheating stuff.

Toaster oven? *googles*

...

Wtf. Mind blown.

Yeah, instead of using the big oven to just reheat something, use a toaster oven. Much smaller, heats up a lot quicker and doesn't use as much energy.

what about radiation

this is one of the main reasons I'm moving from microwave to oven
IYKYK

Toaster oven works great for reheating stuff.

Toaster oven? *googles*

...

Wtf. Mind blown.

Yeah, instead of using the big oven to just reheat something, use a toaster oven. Much smaller, heats up a lot quicker and doesn't use as much energy.

what about radiation

this is one of the main reasons I'm moving from microwave to oven

A toaster oven is not a microwave. It doesn't use radiation.

« Last Edit: May 16, 2010, 04:13:43 PM by Mr. Gundam »
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fistfulofmetal

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i have a small convection oven. much better than regular ovens or microwave ovens.
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i have a small convection oven. much better than regular ovens or microwave ovens.

Our full-size oven is convection, it's incredible.
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When we bought our house, it came with a microwave. [shrugs]
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brawndolicious

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what about radiation
this is one of the main reasons I'm moving from microwave to oven
Don't do it for that reason.  A conventional oven also heats up your food with "radiation" but neither of them are able to mutate your dna or whatever.  There's no cancer risk with it.

drew

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The wife and I have never owned a microwave.  Suck it.
same here

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i microwave everything, the trick is to put it in for like three times as long as youre suppossed to

:bow lazy hipsters :bow2

Rman

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The wife and I have never owned a microwave.  Suck it.
Ditto.

It's funny because in professional kitchens microwaves are amazing unitaskers.  Pastry chefs love them for melting chocolate.  In a crowded kitchen, not have to set up a double boiler to melt chocolate is a huge time and space saver.

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cool breeze

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This thread is selling the convenience of microwave short.  Things like being able to microwave your food in the same plate you'll eat it in, boil a single cup of water without messing up a pot, melting chocolate instead of breaking out a double boiler (mentioned above), warming up hot pockets in less time, etc.  For lazy people, it is the quickest way to get food ready with the least amount of clean up.

that said, microwaves :piss2

btw, I had no idea they made convection toaster ovens.

Himu

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what about radiation
this is one of the main reasons I'm moving from microwave to oven
Don't do it for that reason.  A conventional oven also heats up your food with "radiation" but neither of them are able to mutate your dna or whatever.  There's no cancer risk with it.

I thought eating lots of microwaved food results in bladder/stomach cancer?
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brawndolicious

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I thought eating lots of microwaved food results in bladder/stomach cancer?
no, there's no reason to think that could happen.

health-wise, cooking food in general can deactivate some vitamins and I think microwaving specifically does that with water-soluble vitamins like vitamin B.  But it usually uses less overall energy than other heat sources so you have to really research individual foods and their nutrients to see what it's better for if you're REALLY concerned about vitamin deficiencies.

Phoenix Dark

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Microwave :piss2

I used to only use it for popcorn, now I don't even do that (I pop it on the stove instead).
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drew

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I thought eating lots of microwaved food results in bladder/stomach cancer?

yeah, and so does wifi and cell phones and hdtvs and :spin

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:bow Toaster ovens :bow2

The happy medium between microwaves and ovens.
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fistfulofmetal

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I thought eating lots of microwaved food results in bladder/stomach cancer?

now i'm not surprised you got duped by so many religions. hey btw i got this pretty awesome bridge to sell you
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Himu

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I thought eating lots of microwaved food results in bladder/stomach cancer?

yeah, and so does wifi and cell phones and hdtvs and :spin

I'm not saying it's a big deal. I'm just sayin', that's what I read in news reports.
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Himu

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I thought eating lots of microwaved food results in bladder/stomach cancer?

now i'm not surprised you got duped by so many religions. hey btw i got this pretty awesome bridge to sell you

I wasn't duped by anything. To be duped, you have to be tricked. It's hard to be tricked when you were born in to religion to begin with. btw you wanna meet my 12 year old cousin?
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fistfulofmetal

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is she hot?
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Barry Egan

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Next step: cooking real food

Himu

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I cook with the stove/oven. I rarely "cook" with the microwave, I just used it to warm my food in the past.
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Himu

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I didn't say I fully believed it, though. Hence the need for clarification.
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