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The Noob’s Guide to Microwave Cooking with Samsung
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Creme Brulee & Apple Crumble
“The Noob’s Guide to Microwave Cooking with Samsung” is all about microwave cooking and includes 12 easy, step-by-step recipes which I created and authored. This is an online collaboration between Noob Cook and Samsung Singapore.
Check out the microsite link above for easy microwave recipes such as Creme Brulee, Apple Crumble and 10 other recipes.
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Thank you for your support and I hope you enjoy reading them :)
Update: All comments from my previous separate announcements regarding this campaign have been merged into this post.
I am always for steamed cuisine. In fact, I made dinner with all steamed dishes last night! The dumplings made it! Yay!
I’m a big fan of steamed cupcakes. Yours look great and win my heart. :)
I never had a steamed cupcake and am amazed you can do that with a microwave! It looks so perfect and so scrumptious!
I totally agree with Marysol’s comment about taking microwave cooking to a new level! You’re so creative with your cooking and it shows.
The dumplings are so cute, they’re like mini purses. ^-^ And the steamed muffins look so soft, I would be tempted to poke a hole in the middle with my finger teeheehee!
I’ve never ever steamed a cake in my microwave. The only thing I have ever done in it is to reheat up food. Haha … but this looks really good and lesss washing up too with the microwave.
The steamed pandan cake is done so well!
hello there!
what an amazing job! like you cooking and webiste very much! what is sponge gel? is it a must in this recipe? as im not too sure whether i can find it in melbourne.
Thanks kindly
Thanks! It is a stabliser and gives a more “airy” texture to the cupcake. If I’m not wrong, it’s more commonly known as ovalette in Australia. You can find it at the baking section of supermarkets.
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Thanks for the reply! we are all blessed with ur talented cooking and the generosity of sharing the recipes! its a good job and wish you can keep up to it!
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Thanks everyone for your compliments and support, I really appreciate it :)
Can’t believe you can make all these versatile goodies in the microwave. You’re really opening my eyes!
Hi Wiffy
I would love to try out your nasi lemak recipe using the microwave oven. But I am not sure if I’ve interpreted the measurements as stated in your recipe correctly. This is with reference to the water – coconut milk ratio. Say for example, for 1 cup rice, I need 1.5 cups water and 3 cups coconut milk?!?! This seems like a lot of liquid. Also, did you use packet coconut milk or you make it from scratch?
“Add in 1 part of the required amount of water, plus 2 parts coconut milk into the cooker.”
Hi there, what I meant by the instructions above was, if the recipe calls for 1 cup water, use 1 part (i.e. 1/3 cup) water, and 2 parts (i.e. 2/3 cup) coconut milk. I use those tetra pak coconut milk, but if you can make it from scratch it’s even better. Hope this helps :)
Hi wiffy
Thanks for the advice. I will give it a try one of these days. By the way, I tried some of your recipes like easy steamed fish and fried bee hoon with stewed pork. They turned out rather well. Looking forward to more postings of your recipes. Keep up the fantastic work!