How will it work with spaghetti (reheat)
1658759
it should work ok, although the holes are about 1/4 inch and some of the noodles might hang out
2100389
Depends on how much pasta. I use it to steam a whole head of cauliflower and it does it perfectly. I don't know as my boys don't eat pasta :( so we don't eat pasta. I think it would be fine as long as it is the smaller noodles.
1525813
Too big for spaghetti. Try a Pasta Pot. I have one of those. They work great.
1389620
I stir my pasta in boiling hot water and in the oven to turn food. No problem. The set is great.
631591
If you are cooking pounds of spaghetti then yes. I have cooked 10 pounds or more for a fundraiser and used it. Some will go through the holes while cooking but most will go on the plate.
1553509
I reheated leftover Kraft mac and cheese yesterday--I added a bit of water (1-2 Tbs) and an extra slice of cheese on top, and it came out perfectly. There was a little bit of brown and crispy but that was tasty--I was more worried about it drying out or becoming mushy. The pasta texture was fine.
1363171
I have a toaster oven that I hardly ever use, and it's small. I can put in a dinner size plate into the microwave. I usually cook for myself and find myself re-heating previously cooked foods, like veggies and leftovers. The one really fabulous feature this microwave offers is a Re-heat food button. It works with the built in sensor. You put in your food that you want to re-heat, press the re-heat food button and press start. It automatically knows when to shut off. It hasn't overheated anything yet. For me that is a really handy feature.
323204
I've used mine to cook Celeste Pizza (supposed to be made in the microwave - blah!) and it comes out terrific. I've used it to reheat other fast foods and they turn out well too. Hope this helps.
1857929
Works great. We use gluten free no boil noodles. I place some sauce on the bottom, then place the noodles. I have also found the top layer needs extra sauce since it is no boil noodles.
1794825
I'm sure you can -- it's just a ceramic bowl, with a lid that has a hole in the top. I've not used it for reheating.
1271384
I've made spaghetti sauce with it. When you stop looking at this machine as a "Jam & Jelly Maker", and realize it's a cooker with a built-in stirrer, things open up a little. But keep in mind, it comes to a boiling temp of its own setting, and the stirrer needs things to be mashed up pretty good. Perfect for things like spaghetti sauce, maybe homemade catsup, but I haven't come up with too many other things as yet...
714860
I haven't tried it, but it would probably work quite well, since both those sauces are generally done with a double-boiler-type setup. Both of these sauces require a moderate heat to keep them from "breaking".
1434026
I don't use it for that. I sprinkle it on spaghetti like you would use grated parmesan cheese.
1266193
I am not sure Mary. I cook mostly spaghetti noodles. I would certainly try it, just keep checking it . Good luck. Sorry I am not much help
1053176
Yes !!! Works very well on just about anything you want to cook in it . Just don't overload it with too much pasta , it will expand and that is a narrow pot .
713221
Ive only used it for reheating diced chicken and fresh vegetables. Average time 3-4 minutes. Very easy
2258037
Spaghetti for 2 is easy and frees up a burner on the stove, I have never tried this with boxed mac and cheese, the pasta by itself woudl be easy don't know about the cheese