Microwave Cooking for One by Marie T Smith
Shopping for Microwave Utensils and Other Kitchen Essentials
Just Desserts
One of the wonderful things about microwave cooking is the fact that when you have a yearning for a taste of something sweet, you no longer have to make enough for four or six to satisfy your craving. Recipes for one are especially great for creating delicious desserts.
We've found some wonderful dessert dishes, as well as bakeware that works in your microwave!
Pyrex Custard Cups
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6-Ounce Custard Cup Set of 4 — Bake apples, custards, eggs and more in these tempered glass dishes. They are also a handy size for premeasured ingredients during baking or other cooking. Made of tempered glass. Oven, microwave and dishwasher safe. Also available in Cobalt Blue. |
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Deep Dish 10-Ounce Custard Cups Set of 4 — Use these little Pyrex glass dishes for custards, flan, baked apples and other individually baked desserts. They can also be pressed into service for ice cream, pudding, warming up a small portion of macaroni and cheese, well, you get the idea. Oven, microwave and dishwasher safe. |
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Banana Split Any One?
 Crystal Ice Cream Social 8¼-Inch Banana Split Bowls (Set of 12) |
Remember the soda fountain downtown? Twirly stools, soda "jerks" in paper hats, and thick heavy glass dishes that somehow seemed to make banana splits taste even better? Even if you don't have firsthand fond memories you'll enjoy the nostalgia of these crystal glass, 8¼" boats. |
How About an Ice Cream Sunday?
 Powerful Crystal Ice Cream Social 4½-Ounce Footed Sherbet Dishes (Set of 12) |
 Powerful Crystal 5½-Ounce Tulip Sundae Fountainware (Set of 12) |
Making Cakes in Your Microwave
 Glass Bundt Pan — For a bundt cake that looks as good as it tastes, toss out your old metal pan and use this glass one-it bakes more evenly, eliminating brown spots. Pressed for time? This pan can even go in the microwave. And you don't have to worry about breakage either because the glass is tempered to make it extremely durable. 10". |
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Silicone Zone Angel Food Cake Pan — This is pretty wild bakeware to be sure. Made of high quality Japanese silicone it is non-stick and flexible which means that with just a little twist, your baked goods will come right out. You can cook in the oven or in the microwave. After only a couple of minutes of being out of the oven you can touch this bakeware, unlike glass or metal pans. Easily cleaned, backed by a lifetime warranty, this innovative material has a lot to offer.For more great products from Silicone Zone, CLICK HERE! |
Red Angel Cake Pan (7¼ x 3¼-Inch) |
Trifles
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Anchor Hocking 5-Piece Trifle Set — Crisp and clear, the Presence 5-piece footed trifle bowl set from Anchor Hocking complements a wide variety of table settings and occasions and makes for a wonderful wedding, shower, or hostess gift. Crafted from translucent glass, this attractive collection stylishly showcases the enclosed food items and coordinates with all color schemes. The set includes one large 8¾-inch tall footed serving bowl and four matching 4¼-inch tall mini bowls. |
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It is a very good cookbook and I have yet to find a recipe that didn't turn out as it was supposed to.—Norm Peterson, Arizona |
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