Sentences with phrase «microwave at»

We decided to build a shelf in lieu of that cabinet, so that we could leave the microwave at relatively the same height.

Old fuses ensure we don't use the toaster and the microwave at the same time.

The microwave drawer takes some getting used to but hey so did having a microwave at all, hello mw popcorn.

I bought a microwave at a mini-mall; I bought a mini-van at a mega-store.

Melt chocolate and butter in a large metal bowl set over a pan of barely simmering water (or in a microwave - safe large glass or ceramic bowl in a microwave at 50 percent power for 4 — 5 minutes) stirring frequently, then cool completely.

If I want to put something in the microwave at midnight and my neighbors are without electricity, my two inverters come in quite handy.

An e-waste recycler will be more likely to accept a microwave at no charge if it's combined with more - valuable items like computers and cell phones.

Attendees could snag a snack back to microwave at home, or come back at scheduled times for freshly popped kernels.

Microwave at 30 second increments + stir.

Lord knows I can't finish my cuppa joe in the morning without needing to microwave it at least two times, cos this girl has to do #AllTheThings and gets distracted waaaaaay too easily.

Microwave at medium power (50 %) 20 seconds or until butter is melted.

Microwave at 50 % power for 30 seconds.

Microwave at 50 % power for 30 second increments, stirring after each 30 seconds, until just about melted.

In a microwave - safe bowl, melt 1/3 cup chocolate chips with 1/2 teaspoon coconut oil in the microwave at 15 - 20 second intervals, stirring between each interval.

Microwave at 50 % for 1 minute.

Microwave at HIGH 15 minutes or until squash is tender.

Then heat in either a microwave at 30 % power or in a double boiler until melted.

Monica, people mix all of the ingredients together and heat it up in the microwave at 30 second intervals, stirring in between, until it is cooked.

Melt the shea butter in your microwave at 50 % power until just melted.

Then gently melt these ingredients either in a microwave at 40 % power or in a double boiler.

Heat in a double boiler or in the microwave at 50 % power until melted in a large glass Pyrex measuring cup.

Combine honey and almond butter in a small microwave - safe bowl; microwave at HIGH 20 to 30 seconds, stirring until smooth.

Microwave at 30 second intervals stirring in between until both chocolates are completely melted.

Melt these ingredients either in a microwave at 30 % power or a double boiler until melted.

You can also pre-mix the recipe, pack it up, and microwave it at work for a quick, delicious breakfast at your desk!

Chop or break the chocolate into pieces and melt it in a double boiler or place it in a bowl and microwave at 10 second intervals stirring in between each interval until melted.

Then, in the morning during the work week when you are going 1000mph with not a moment to spare, you grab a frozen container out the door in the morning and then microwave it at work / school.

I've gotten several emails lately asking about microwave safety and if we use a microwave at our house.

Buy some 70 percent cacao chocolate (or chips), melt in the microwave at 15 - second intervals or over a double boiler until liquid.

In May 2012 Barker attracted media attention after it was reported he used a staff microwave at the Department of Energy and Climate Change to warm a cushion for his pet dachshund, Otto.

You can add several bottles to the microwave at once and just increase the time.

Depending on the school cafeteria, your kids may have access to a microwave at lunchtime.

But in the end, I can glean that: (1) more TLT readers pack lunch in the a.m. vs. the p.m.; (2) your kids definitely prefer variety over the same lunch every day; (3) readers are almost evenly divided on whether they enjoy packing lunch or find it a chore; and (4) none of our kids have access to a microwave at lunch.

It plainly says «microwave at ten second intervals, if after three minutes it's not dry continue to microwave at ten second intervals.»

But do I really need to leave a bowl of water in the microwave at all times in case it is accidently turned on or an ice cube in the freezer to check for power outages??

In a medium bowl, melt 2 cups of chocolate chips in the microwave at fifty percent power, or use a double boiler.

You can pop them in the microwave at work and have them with a skim latte or high - protein yogurt, or bake them in the oven at home on the weekend.

To reheat, microwave at HIGH 1 minute, or pop in the toaster until hot.

Scrape into a microwave - safe bowl, cover, and microwave at 100 % for 5 minutes.

Microwave at MEDIUM (50 %) 1 minute; stir.

If necessary, microwave at MEDIUM an additional 15 seconds at a time, stirring after each heating, until chips are melted and mixture is smooth when stirred.

I'm lazy so i wrapped the stuffed sweet potato in foil, and reheated the whole thing in a crap microwave at my office.

Baking Tip: Coconut oil is solid at temperatures below 76 degrees, I spoon mine into a measuring cup and microwave it at 10 second intervals until it reaches liquid state.

So, all of you who don't have access to a microwave at work, this one is for you!

Microwave uncovered on high for 21/2 minutes, stir, and then microwave at 30 second intervals until all theegg is cooked.

Microwave: Bake in a microwave - safe ring pan for 11 minutes in the microwave at 70 % and then another 1 - 2 minutes at full power or until the cake comes away slightly from the sides.

Microwave uncovered on high for 2 1/2 minutes, stir, and then microwave at 30 second intervals until all the egg is cooked.

Since it gets hard in winter I like to melt it in double boiler (banju marija), however if you are short on time, just microwave at medium heat for about 40 seconds and see if it melts.

Taking time and care, microwave at half power for just a few seconds at a time until the pieces are about 2/3 melted.

Should I bake the topping with the casserole, or just put it in the microwave at work before serving?