can you also steam frozen corn on the cob
2009328
Yes but adjust time if you do not defrost corn first. Also works great for asparagus.
2009329
Hi Kenneth: yes you can fresh sweet corn or frozen (IS the dobe of time,more or less 8 to 12 minutos for 2 corns) it depending the time you put in you microwave and the power of you micro. You can see the instructions provided on the frozen corn package I have use it by the 2 ways and IS Ok the product.
2009330
I have not tried that as yet and I am not quite sure how long it would take to cook it. I use a microwave steamer to cook corn on the cob. That method takes only five minutes and the corn is perfect and delicious. Each ear takes only half a teaspoon of water and there is no loss of flavor or food value as happens when corn is boiled in a pot.
2009331
Yes it turns out real good.. My husband said it was better then boiling it..
312826
yes, it works great with cracked corn. However, if you use the solar battery, you will need to clean off the solar shield as it will get corn dust on it.
2015650
No!! Meats and some vegetables must be pressure canned. (potatoes, green beans). You can NOT water bath or steam can these. Refer to the ball canning website for more info.
1865155
Yes. you can..but only use cocunut oil inthe machine ,the other popcorn oils will not work ,will gum it up.
1554384
No. It is a hot air machine. After corn is popped,we put melted butter over it.Afyer taking it out of the machine.
2218380
Yes you can, but I would add some ice cubs to it if the item is room temperature or water if the items are chilled. You get a quicker result if you quarter a big fruit or vegetable.
1249743
Yes, certainly. We always do it that way -- put them in after cooking. My wife holds the corn with a paper tower, a pot holder (hot pad), or tongs. BTW, she loves them. She is saying "they work great one you get them in there. They are fabulous."
1208526
I did not see that the "moist feature" worked all that well. Blanched some fresh corn off the cob to freeze, and could not get a seal on the bags - pulled to much liquid out. Let it freeze overnight and then tried it again and it vac sealed beautifully. Hope this helps.
1466667
B.Hetland, Congratulations! I think you made a very wise decision. You'll probably get really good use from both those size cookers. As you become more comfortable with pressure cooking, you'll find more and more ways to use the cookers. You mentioned regular cooking corn on the cob. I now do corn in the PC. In fact, we're having that today. I put the corn into the steamer basket over a cup of water, bring up to pressure, time for 4 minutes & quick or cold water release...perfect! So quick and easy. Many people believe that vegetables turn to mush in the PC, but not if you know how!
1828665
I prefer to put corn with husk still on into microwave rather than boil all the flavor out of it, so I would never use this to cook corn and I found it not very successful for cooking asparagus which is why I purchased it in the first place. I have donated this item to the Thrift Store.
564472
I use it to freeze corn on the cob all the time. I prefer to leave the corn in the husk and I don't freeze it prior to vacuuming. It works great.
1766058
I cook corn on the cob, boil eggs and pasta as well as asparagus and other veggies in mine, but I wouldn't try oil unless I watched it very carefully.
1615350
Yes you can. The refrigeration unit is all around the freezing cylinder and is no problem
1459575
Yes, it may just fill the kettle to the point where less than half of all the corn may to pop. So, just use only half at a time.
249706
Depends on what you are cooking. My beans are covered with a clear glass lid. My cherry cake is not covEred. I put unshucked corn on the cob as is in the oven.
779817
Corn on the cob can be microwaved by wrapping the ear in a damp paper towel and zap for 2-3 minutes (per ear). That's it.
438454
no no no. this is an "extract" for baking.... and flavoring. it has water in it that will be incompatible with the oils used for popping the corn.