After you pop the food out, do you thaw it in the microwave? How to you heat the frozen food?
1641999
Yes Mia, I pop them in the microwave ( in a glass bowl) on defrost. If the food is watery, then add Baby Rice Cereal. We use brown rice cereal
1642000
We flash thaw by putting them in a sandwich baggy and running under hot water. Takes about 5 minutes, but it works well. When they are thawed, just snip the corner of the bag and squeeze the food out into a bowl. This method is great for foods like avocado and banana that like to brown if left out for too long.
1642001
I defrost them in the fridge but you could microwave or heat on the stove. :)
1642002
You can microwave but we don't. We think it kills some of the nutrients in the food. I put it in small pyrex bowls and put it in the toaster oven for a bit. If it is fruit I take it out the night before and let it just thaw in the fridge.
1642003
You could plan ahead and leave in the fridge to thaw for the next days meals or I defrost for about a minute in the microwave. I also took a few in in separate Tupperware's for a little road trip this weekend just put into a cooler and they were good through out the two days.
1642004
I feed my daughter the puree for lunch so typically every morning I take out whatever cubes I want to give her that day, and leave them in a covered bowl on the counter. They thaw completely in 60-90 minutes. When I'm in a hurry I put them in the microwave on medium power for 45 seconds, then check on them and heat for additional time on medium power as needed.
1642005
I take it out the night before so it thaws in the fridge. Shouldn't microwave it cuz it may cause hot spots.
1661829
I have not tried frozen goods. A hot food lasted about 2 hours. Still warm not hot.
710649
I mix mine with frozen brine shrimp and freeze the leftovers, then thaw it when I am ready to use it again. I think it's fine.
714101
You are suppose to boil the egg (usually soft boil). Then when ready, place the eggs into the cups. I have never tried to microwave them.
1207200
Open the can of paste and then divide up portions in small sandwich size bags or freeze in ice cube trays and then in small bags to use as and when needed. It's a very flavorful product. Enjoy.
1146905
Well, I think the reasoning is that the same dish can be used from freezer to microwave, and although defrosting is recommended you don't have to remove it from the freezer dish while defrosting prior to microwaving.
535015
Just put whatever it is you want to thaw on it for a while, flip it over and when it's thawed out cook it or put it back in the refrigerator until ready to cook.
873270
These are ventilated, stand-up bags that allows you to easily fill and cook in the microwave and serve. You can vacuum seal frozen or fresh foods and store in refrigerator or freezer. Then you place the bag in the microwave and cook using the guidelines printed on the bag. Finally, you can cut open the bag carefully where indicated on the bag, serve and enjoy!
2102262
I haven't tried frozen food, but I did put a leftover cooked steak wrapped in foil and it heated nicely in an hour or so. no mess to clean up. I will have to try a frozen dinner if it will fit. It's only about 5 inches in diameter inside to cook. I'm also going to try vegetables (sliced potato, zuchinni, carrots, onions, peppers seasoned and wrapped in aluminum foil to see how long they would take to cook. To be honest, I think it more for warming up foods than anything, but it's worth a try.
526923
I use popsicle molds to freeze mine and then you can just eat like a popsicle or you can freeze them in ice cube trays. Then let them soften a bit and you can blend quickly or heat a super frozen bunch in the microwave for 30-45 seconds. Let your imagination soar!
349984
I froze some batter before it was baked and I couldn't tell the difference between that and the normal process. I know this isn't exactly what you asked, but this was pretty easy. You make the batter the normal way and scoop out individual biscuits on a non-stick sheet and then put this into the freezer until they are firm enough not to stick together when you put them into a plastic bag. In general, baked products do pretty well when frozen.
2232029
I slice the loaf and then freeze half of it. The other half goes into a relatively air-tight plastic or glass container on the counter since it will be used within a few days. Hope this helps!
950391
DO NOT PUT IN MICROWAVE, I melt it by turning the oven to 350 put the can in a pan with about an inch of water and put in Oven for about 15 min
1508901
Yes you can! They work great in the freezer. Just defrost in hot water or fridge overnight. They cannot be microwaved.
207788
Heat you stick it in the microwave. I like mine pretty hot so I do a minute thirty then kinda squish it up and flip it over (I fold it so the tray can rotate properly) and repeat for another minute thirty. To make it cold just put it in the freezer for really cold or the vridge for a nice less cold cold. That way it doesn't get wet. Although in the microwave, while it's very new it will release some humidity and likewise the scent will come out more with the heat.
1602561
I was told that after you melt it down, using a double boiler method, you must let it cool in the freezer for 10 or 12 minutes. Take out and using a hand blender whip it. From what I was made to understand, it takes a little while of blending. Thinking of whipping mine.
1652233
Hi...I only use mine as cold packs but I think you just put it in the microwave to heat it.