Microwave Cooking for One by Marie T Smith
Contents and Free Recipes
Microwave Vegetables
Below the list of recipes contained in the Vegetables chapter of Microwave Cooking for One, is one recipe for you to enjoy. Take some time and explore the other chapters. Once you've tried a few of the recipes, you'll want the entire collection!
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Teriyaki Artichoke Asparagus Spicy Baked Beans Green Beans Lima Beans Broccoli Cabbage Carrots Cauliflower Corn on the Cob Momma's Eggplant Parmigiana Momma's Stuffed Eggplant Stuffed Mushrooms Mushroom Loaf |
Peas Snow Peas Momma's Roasted Peppers Stuffed Baked Potato Potato with Cheese Parslied Potatoes Whipped Potatoes Rutabaga Spinach Squash Squash Casserole Whipped Sweet Potato Candied Yams Frozen Vegetables |
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Artichoke |
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1 tsp. vinegar 3 cups water
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Pour vinegar and water into 1-quart mixing bowl and set aside. |
| 8-oz. artichoke | Cut off bottom stem and top 1-inch portion of artichoke with sharp knife. Cut off tips of leaves with kitchen shears. Soak artichoke in vinegar and water solution. Lift artichoke out of bowl and shake off excess liquid. Wrap in plastic wrap. Place artichoke upside-down on oven tray or bottom of oven. Cook 5:30 minutes (_____) at 100% power until bottom leaves pull away easily from stem. Place on plate and serve. |
NOTE: Cooking times are for a 700-watt oven. For best results with this and any other microwave recipe, please be sure to go to the Timing Section of Microwaving Tips for a complete explanation of timing in the microwave.
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Artichoke Plate (Set of 4) lets you peel 'n' eat with class! For serving a particular food, it's always nice to have a dish that's intended solely for that purpose. This Artichoke Plate is designed for not only serving but also for dining on a fresh, steamed artichokes. The plate, a highly glazed white earthenware, has a particular place for everything — a center circle for your artichoke, outer indentations for the leaves, and a smaller section for a lemon-butter dip. |
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