Are there specific directions for noodles that only have stove-top directions (e.g. boil 3 minutes)?
837740
I do not cook the noodles in this. I only reheat them after I have cooked them on the stove. I use this cup to take leftovers to work.
837741
No I did not see any recipes or recommendations about cooking stove top noodles.
837742
I didn't find any. I have tested by using similar products that had microwaveable instructions. Internet and a sense of experimentation are your best assets.
837743
No, there are no specific directions. What my husband did was microwave it for however long it takes to cook it on the stove. Ex: Stove direction says 4 min. So microwave it for 4 min.
837744
I break my instant noodles into 4 pieces. Then thow them in, add a bottle of water and nuke it for 2:30mins at high, bring it out, mix the noddles around and put it back in for another 2 mins without lid this time (or else it gets bubbles raising). I love it, it's great for soup, it won't spill
1857924
Never used the no boil noodles. I use Barilla lasagna noodles, uncooked, and follow the recipe for quick and delicious lasagna that came with my pan. Actually my son puts it together and it is his specialty, lol. He's 14 now, but started making it when he was 11.
1746079
dont boil them, steeping would be your best bet. 2-4 mins depending on your preference of flavor
1008088
It doesnt need recipe booklet ..You just need to know how many cups of water needed and how long should i cook(number of whistles)..These you get to know by few trials..Usually twice amount of water and 1-2 whistles..
1186788
I think it's like 10 min, not for sure. I used a microwave steamer, steamer bag or the dishwasher. I didn't have time to wait around for water to boil etc.
1570771
Basic instructions are spray or brush pan with oil then preheat 3 min. on 100% power. Cook times vary. Web address is WWW,applianceaccessories.comThe instructions are vary brief on 1 page folded in half and in 3 languages. turntable in microwave required. times vary but my page a poor copy so I don't have the size of item being cooked. Example hamburger pattie 1/2 inch thick,2-3 min. each side but don't have the oz.
475531
I have! 9 noodles, everything cooked the same as I always do lasagne. I believe I cooked it on 350*. Just cover with foil for majority of cook time. Turned out great!
1857926
No boil noodles are a great convenience provided that you follow the recipe. As a general rule of thumb, you would want to put a layer of sauce below the first layer of noodles and some on top of the last layer of noodles. This helps the noodles become soft, without drying out while they cook. Wavy or straight they function the same. With the bakers edge pan, I have only found some of the gluten free noodles are narrow enough to fit into the dimensions of this pan.
1971442
Put pasta or rice in with the correct amount of water. Top seals. Ready in microwave.perfect in minutes.Directions come with it. I don't use anything but the pot and the top.
1642602
Maybe 3 cups of anything. Starch from noodles may plug steam vents in top, trapping steam. Could explode. Is best used for steaming non-starch veggies.
475532
yes use 9 noodles cheese melts fine make sure sauce covers noodles 350 oven 30 minnuts
74263
It never boils over if you put the proper amount of water in. Noodles always turn out perfect.
1657650
Directions state to microwave in 20 second intervals not to exceed 60 seconds. You can also boil in water on stove top if needed.
389770
The directions that come with it shows cooking time for rice but I haven't tried that yet. I absolutely love it for cooking pasta so I wouldn't be surprised if it also cooks rice well.
1802777
I may be able to find mine and make a copy, but have not used the directions for over a year. The unit comes with a measuring cup... and marking on the side for water...don't use either. Basically, I just follow the rice directions on the side of a package...select white (ok, I don't really eat white rice) or brown, add a tiny bit of oil to prevent boil over, and turn it on (being careful not to put too much in). It does the rest. I happen to like my rice a tiny bit moister, so usually put a small amount more water than suggested (as in under 1/8 cup for a 5 cup batch). It gets really hot, and then begins lowering the amount of heat until it reaches the end of the timed cycle...showing 1 minute remaining....it then continous to heat, until it measure the rise in temp from running out free water and turns off...pretty simple actually Cycles can take much longer than it initially shows, depending on the rice.
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I am sure they have. I use the BCD soon tofu starter. In that case 5 oz. of water are put into the bowl, and it is slowly heated per bowl instruction. Once the water is to boiling, the sauce is added, and then other ingredients of your choice. The temperature can be raised to whatever you desire as long as there is a warmup period. For this recipe I then add the very soft tofu, and let the mix really heat up. The final is to break the egg into the soup and let it cook. Then it can be served. So everything can be cooked in the bowl if you start with something in it and start the heating low. I have not done any dolsot bibimbap in it yet. They give simple directions about lightly oiling the bowl and heating it properly. It is great for the soon toful
1384840
Yeah I know ..very easy..Wash rice and fill adequate amount of water for the corresponding amount of rice,say 1 cup of rice needs 2 cups of water or so.Wait for the whistle(usually 1 or 2 whistles is needed.It depends on type of rice).Let the cooker gets cool down its own or place it below running water.Remove the whistler first and then the lid,filter excess water if any..If the rice is not done boil rice for another whistle..It all takes only 10-15mins..Enjoy rice!!