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#1 - Don't use plastic containers in the microwave.
#2 - After replacing melted container with ceramic plate, do NOT introduce cold water from the tap directly onto burning plate after removing it from the microwave.
(despite this, my jacket potatoe was cooked to perfection and my dinner was very nice, regardless of my scorched thumbs)
#2 - After replacing melted container with ceramic plate, do NOT introduce cold water from the tap directly onto burning plate after removing it from the microwave.
(despite this, my jacket potatoe was cooked to perfection and my dinner was very nice, regardless of my scorched thumbs)
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gamesfreak wrote:
> 9p noodles are the best, especially when you get back from a night
> out.
I always seem to eat noodles after a night on the beer. Probably because they're the easiest to cook.
> 9p noodles are the best, especially when you get back from a night
> out.
I always seem to eat noodles after a night on the beer. Probably because they're the easiest to cook.
Whitestripes SS.
It feels somewhat awkward to have been born Hitler's perfect human.
Whitestripes DS wrote:
> Well I'm vegetarion
Arian?
Racist!
> Well I'm vegetarion
Arian?
Racist!
Well I'm vegetarion so I've got quorn, but I imagine the process is basically the same.
Whitestripes DS wrote:
> I've got some curry sauce and rice, need to work out how to cook it
> though.
Usually its just a case of whitening the chicken in the pan and then adding the sauce and simmering for a bit. Use chicken breast for better taste and greater consistency.
> I've got some curry sauce and rice, need to work out how to cook it
> though.
Usually its just a case of whitening the chicken in the pan and then adding the sauce and simmering for a bit. Use chicken breast for better taste and greater consistency.
Coin wrote:
> Nope, Chicken and Prawn noodles - 20p each (large enough for a snack,
> 2 for a good meal). Think about it.
>
> Eat 3 meals a day = £1.20 a day.
>
Doesn't really work though, does it? Noodles keep you full for about 15 minutes, and unless you sit on a couch or sleep throughtout the day, you'll be a skeleton with bits of skin tacked on within weeks.
> Nope, Chicken and Prawn noodles - 20p each (large enough for a snack,
> 2 for a good meal). Think about it.
>
> Eat 3 meals a day = £1.20 a day.
>
Doesn't really work though, does it? Noodles keep you full for about 15 minutes, and unless you sit on a couch or sleep throughtout the day, you'll be a skeleton with bits of skin tacked on within weeks.
I've got some curry sauce and rice, need to work out how to cook it though.
Cheap prawns? Oh noes.
9p noodles are the best, especially when you get back from a night out.
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