What the... MEYER! Miso soup + stir-fried meat and vegetables in a microwave cooker. A divine success! 👨🍳
When I compared the ingredients of a MEYER microwave pressure cooker with a 100-yen shop microwave cooker, I was surprised to find they have the same heat resistance temperature.
Even though it only cost 100 yen, both the miso soup and the stir-fried meat and vegetables turned out perfectly, evolving into a cooking method where nothing burns anymore.
A record of my microwave cooking revolution, where I realized the potential of 100-yen shop cookers.
During the spring break or whatever it was recently, I brought home
a MEYER microwave pressure cooker and was using it to make miso soup ↓,
Yesterday, while I was browsing the store after stopping by DAISO to use the restroom,
I saw something called a microwave cooker. Even though I was worried about its safety because it was so cheap,...
Well, I figured it would be fine if I just used it for myself during the day, so I bought one ramen cooker for now ↓.
Let me check the product ingredients and specifications just in case.
MEYER
Body, lid, steaming plate:
Polypropylene
Heat resistance temperature:
140°C
Cold resistance temperature:
-10°C
And the DAISO ramen cooker
Raw material resin:
Polypropylene
Heat resistance temperature:
140°C
Cold resistance temperature:
-20°C
What the heck...
I don't need to use something big and bulky like the MEYER one,
there's something with the same performance for just 100 yen! 😅
Wow, I'm going to browse the 100-yen shop more thoroughly next time!! ✨
I wonder if there are other items that can make cooking meals faster? 🤔😆
Since I've confirmed the safety for now,
I'll immediately try making miso soup with the ramen cooker 😊
I've been using the MEYER to make miso soup through trial and error lately, so
I tried using the same time as the MEYER for the miso soup.
I put the usual ingredients, dashi, okara powder, kinako, and water into the ramen cooker, mixed them, and put on the included lid.
I set it for 18 minutes at 600W, just like the MEYER.
In the meantime, I relaxed, smoked a cigarette, had a drink, washed the dishes, and did other things... waiting for 18 minutes.
Will it be okay?...
Wow!! It's a perfect result!! ✨🦸
And the next menu is,
Stir-fried meat and vegetables 👨🍳
I cut up some vegetables,
1 tbsp sesame oil
Sesame seeds (as much as I felt like)
Salt and pepper (as much as I felt like)
Garlic (as much as I felt like)
I threw everything into a bag,
massaged it all together, and made sure the sesame oil was well incorporated.
Next, I used this microwave-only cooker from Takeda Corporation ↓ (this one isn't from a 100-yen shop)
I dumped everything from the bag into it,
arranged the meat (pork in this case 🐽) on top to cover it, put on the special lid,
microwaved it for 5 minutes at 600W 👨🍳
Mixed it well,
and microwaved it for another 5 minutes 🦸✨
Look, it's done like magic ✨💯🍀
No more burning things 👨🍳😉🎉
The old me is gone! 👍😆
Time to eat, and I'm feeling great today 😊
One more dish, using a microwave steam cooking bag ↓,
I made roast chicken and roast pork (the meat on the home-cooked meal plate in the photo above), but
I forgot to take pictures👍😅
Comparing MEYER with a 100-yen shop cooker, I realized that ease of use is more important than price💯🦸.
Both the miso soup and the stir-fried meat and vegetables were finished without burning, and the freedom of microwave cooking might have expanded all at once😁.
Next, I'd like to dig up even more divine goods from among the 100-yen shop items😆.
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