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Make Macaroni and Cheese
NOTE:
Instructions are for preparing a package of macaroni and cheese.
1. Remove bacon rack and chopsticks from microwave bowl and fully expand bowl
(Fig. B, page 3).
2. Add hot tap water up to the FILL LINE* marked inside the bowl. Do not fill above the
MAX. LIQUID CAPACITY line marked inside the bowl (Fig. C, page 3).
3. Pour macaroni from a box of macaroni and cheese dinner into bottom of bowl.
4. Place bowl in center of microwave oven. Cook uncovered at full power (HIGH) for 8
to 10 minutes, stirring every 3 minutes until water is absorbed.
5. If necessary, to remove any remaining liquid, place the cover on the bowl and drain off
excess liquid through the vents.
6. Follow remaining instructions on package to complete macaroni and cheese.
Make Pasta
1. Remove bacon rack and chopsticks from microwave bowl and fully expand bowl
(Fig. B).
2. Add hot tap water up to the FILL LINE* marked inside the bowl. Do not fill above the
MAX. LIQUID CAPACITY line marked inside the bowl (Fig. C).
3. Pour 4 to 6 ounces of pasta into bottom of the bowl. Pastas that are thicker, such as
rotelle, mostaccioli, penne, etc., or pastas that are made with whole wheat, may require
more than 10 minutes of cooking.
4. Place bowl in center of microwave oven. Cook uncovered at full power (HIGH) for 8
to 10 minutes, stirring every 3 minutes until water is absorbed.
5. If necessary, to remove any remaining liquid, place the cover on the bowl and drain off
excess liquid through the vents.
Heat Soup
1. Remove bacon rack and chopsticks from microwave bowl and fully expand bowl
(Fig. B).
2. Pour soup into bowl. Follow the manufacturer's instructions to see if additional liquid
is to be added. Do not fill above the MAX. LIQUID CAPACITY line marked inside the
bowl (Fig. C).
3. Place cover on bowl and position bowl in center of microwave oven. Refer to the soup
can label or package for recommended heating time and further instructions.
*If you prefer to use a liquid measuring cup, this amount is equal to approximately 1¾ cups.