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Boiling Soup Using Microwave Oven


I never knew I could do that. I chopped lotsa onions, potatoes and carrots (add tomotoes if you want) and put everything in a bowl of water.
It was 3 mins, HIGH in the microwave oven.
And, somewhat, hmm.. it tasted like boiled soup. :)
Such convenient way to prepare a meal, but, aint sure if it's healthy though.
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Vampire said…
um... i read somewhere b4 that it's not very safe to boil water using microwave oven...
there was a case the water spewed upwards upon the person bringing it out of the oven.
1/11/08 5:28 PM
meiyi said…
erm... did the person cover the bowl?
1/11/08 10:36 PM
Anonymous said…
oh.. ya, i also ada nampak such article before... it's plain water..when the person take out the water..the water actually splashed out and kena the hand lor..

but ya..hahaa, eat lke that everyday.. wah.. slim down lor.. hah
2/11/08 6:22 PM
Anonymous said…
Hmmm interesting way of making soup ;)
3/11/08 7:29 PM
Vampire said…
Read article here: :P
http://www.snopes.com/science/microwave.asp
5/11/08 12:15 AM
meiyi said…
mr vampire.. do i happen 2 know u in real life?
5/11/08 11:18 PM
Vampire said…
nope, i just stumbled upon your blog while trying to search for penang food info :P

i'm working in penang too
6/11/08 4:26 PM
meiyi said…
okie dokie.
gotcha!
p/s: i'm working in penang toO!!!
lol...
6/11/08 9:02 PM
Josi3 said…
another anonymous reader =) GO GO BLOGGER!! Post more coffee + chocolate drink pics..and I will be ur faithful reader.. haha..
5/1/09 10:57 PM
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