What is the best microwaveable food?

Question

What is the best microwaveable food?

Answer 1

I really don't eat microwaveable food, but when I do, I will eat Red Baron pizza. There are a lot of microwaveable dinners like Banquet, Stouffer's, and more.



Here Is a website for The College Dorm microwave:

http://www.food.com/cookbook/college-dorm-cooking-microwave-80213



Hope this helps, Best of luck,

Blake

Answer 2

I would say mac and cheese or frozen dinners - weight watchers has really good ones.

Answer 3

Burritos

Pasta (souffer's)

Pizza

Garlic Bread

Hashbrowns (the frozen ones at the market)

soup

chow mein or teryaki boxes

Answer 4

Usually foods you can buy to microwave are a little bland. So if you get something, add some hot sauce, garlic powder or fresh cracked black pepper.

I like the campbell's soup microwaveable cans. Then you can get all sorts of instant grits, cream of wheat or oatmeal packets.

http://collegelife.about.com/od/fooddining/a/25ThingsYouCanCookinYourDormMicrowave.htm

http://www.buzzfeed.com/arielknutson/delicious-snacks-in-a-mug

Answer 5

Get yourself a copy of the Microwave Gourmet by Barbara Kafka. Some really great recipes for the microwave



But, in general, foods that take well to moist cooking methods do well in the micro. Microwave cooking is essentially steam cooking. Any vegetable does well. Fish does extremely well. Fruits (stewed) work well. And incredibly, your microwave makes the easiest polenta you've ever had. It won't brown /caramelize things, so avoid whole meats like steak. It won't bake breads. It won't make a traditional cake although it does a cake that's delicious although it's more like a pudding (very moist).

Answer 6

Any of those noodle soup pack they sell in stores are Awesome! Love oriental and chicken the best

Answer 7

Hot Pockets

Answer 8

You can heat or cook just about anything in microwaves. Always put a lid on what you are cooking to keep the food from splattering all over the inside of the microwave. You can even buy microwave cook ware with lids.



One of my favorites are baked potatoes. Wash you potatoes, wrap tightly with plastic wrap, heat on high for about 9 minutes, squeeze to see if they are soft, if not cook another 2 minutes. Sooooo easy.



1.Dorm microwave cooking:

http://www.food.com/cookbook/college-dorm-cooking-microwave-80213



2.

Do you have a freezer? If so, frozen dinners are for the microwave. Follow the directions.



3.

http://www.cooks.com/rec/search?q=microwave+dinner+recipes



4.

http://www.cooks.com/rec/search?q=microwave+roasted+chicken+recipes



5.

26 Microwave breakfasts:

http://www.cooks.com/rec/search?q=microwave+breakfasts



6.

36 Microwave desserts:

http://www.cooks.com/rec/search?q=microwave+desserts