Showing posts with label From the Freezer to the Microwave. Show all posts
Showing posts with label From the Freezer to the Microwave. Show all posts

Thursday, February 24, 2011

From The Freezer To The Microwave - Tomato-Vegetable Soup and Clam Chowder

I crave soup from time-to-time, especially in the spring and fall. I love this old book, so I share some of it occasionally. This book is from the time microwaves first came out by a company that is now out of business. It's easy to take the information and update the processes ourselves. I like this book because when I make food, especially soup, I like to make a lot and freeze it for later meals. To read this more clearly, left click and the left click again.


Wednesday, May 26, 2010

Soup!!! (From the Freezer to the Microwave)

Rainy days in the spring and early summer is still a good time for soup. Here is more from my "From the Freezer to the Microwave" cookbook. As is always the case with the pages of this series, click on the photo and then click again to make it legible.

Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Mexican Meatballs - From The Freezer to the Microwave

Here's another recipe from my old cook book "From the Freezer to the Microwave". Click on the picture until it's large enough to read (twice usually).

Sunday, April 18, 2010

Spinach-Ham Canopes

From the Freezer to the Microwave

It's always to good to plan a party or get together in advance. Here's something I have used in the past and it worked out very well. It's also a good thing to have in the freezer for an emergency when "unexpected" company comes. Although, you'll will see in these instructions that you can keep these canopes in the freezer for a month; 2 1/2 months later, they were still excellent for my needs!
This page was taken from one of my favorite "how to" books. It may be outdated (1982) but it is one of the reasons I starting actually using my microwave for almost everything other than just heating food. I plan to share a good bit it here on this blog. I would appreciate comments on its usefulness to you.

Click on the picture and then click again to enlarge so you can read it.