World's Saddest Cookbook: Microwave Cooking for One
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Published 2021-06-04
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All Comments (21)
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In the 70s 80s is was a novelty and trendy to use the microwave. It was kind of fun to master the microwave. We were bored maybe. Ive gone back to using my stove alot lol
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R.I.P., Marie T. Smith.
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Years ago when I first moved out of home, my mother gifted me a cookbook. It was for students who needed to cook small, affordable and tasty meals for one person. When she handed it to me she said "this is for cooking when you are alone!" 😅
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aww it's endearing in it's own way, a book to humble us all
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I would say the Anyday dish and its collection of microwave recipes is a modern revival of microwave cooking.
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I don’t think it’s sad, in the loner sense of the context. Like “as seen on tv” products, this can be an asset for disabled people who are unable to use certain appliances. That’s why you see regular actors making a fool of themselves in demonstrations of these kinds of products: they aren’t made for the typical person but they have to market it toward that demographic so people buy it
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When you think about it, the microwave was new for most people when she wrote this book. So, I guess it makes sense. Anyway, how many people today actually know how to cook in the microwave using the proper cookware? My guess is very few. Maybe a look through the book isn't a bad idea! 😊
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I'm just looking for ways to mix up the diet while driving a truck 😮
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Egoraptor: It’s not sad it’s empowering!
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The Microwave...umm...”wave” as cooking ware was really in the 70s and 80s,I believe, and some how the trend kinda stopped around the 90s. None actually sure why, perhaps microwave meals were promoted more. I see the microwave as more of as a means to reheat food than to cook. Cooking eggs in the microwave is such a burden, too.
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You have a nice very nice voice...
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Except no it's wasnt a "juxtaposition" bcuz she didnt write it in the 21st century,.. it was 1986 & adjusted for inflation, microwave ovens ranged in price from around $450 to $1500.. so no they weren't "dingy" or whatever u said.. ur family had to be well off to own one, just like u had to be well off to be buyin lobster tails
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Can you review Essential pepin Cook Book?
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My mother is a shut-in and can't use the oven because it doesn't work. She doesn't have the money to fix it. She does have a microwave, and this is the perfect thing to make sure she gets her protein (eggs, etc). I'm sorry the rest of you think that everyone else lives like you.
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Chicken stock in mug. Microwave it. Add egg. Egg drop soup.
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ITS NOT SAD!!!
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Bro I don’t know what she’s talking about, if no one home I ain’t cooking shit 🙅♀️
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I find his pretentious fascination with the cookbook fascinating. And pure.
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Oh shit she lived in my town 🤣
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You called a book released in 1999 old, meanwhile I have books from 1987, 1996 and so on 😂😭😭
