Boiled Macaroni in the Microwave

Name: Boiled Macaroni in the Microwave
Yield: 1 serving
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 40 grams Macaroni; 1 Water (3 times the amount of macaroni)

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Using the gas stove is so much trouble, so I came up with a way to cook the macaroni in a microwave.

The cooking time will vary depending on the microwave, so adjust accordingly. The lid should also be microwaveable. If you don't have a microwaveable lid, use plastic wrap. Recipe by komutatata.

Using the gas stove is so much trouble, so I came up with a way to cook the macaroni in a microwave.

The cooking time will vary depending on the microwave, so adjust accordingly. The lid should also be microwaveable. If you don't have a microwaveable lid, use plastic wrap. Recipe by komutatata.

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

Using the gas stove is so much trouble, so I came up with a way to cook the macaroni in a microwave.

The cooking time will vary depending on the microwave, so adjust accordingly. The lid should also be microwaveable. If you don't have a microwaveable lid, use plastic wrap. Recipe by komutatata.

Using the gas stove is so much trouble, so I came up with a way to cook the macaroni in a microwave.

The cooking time will vary depending on the microwave, so adjust accordingly. The lid should also be microwaveable. If you don't have a microwaveable lid, use plastic wrap. Recipe by komutatata.

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Ingredients

1 serving

40 gramsMacaroni
1Water (3 times the amount of macaroni)

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Steps

1

Pour the water into a microwaveable container.
2

Place the macaroni (1/3 the amount of water) straight into the container from the package. (Make sure they are completely covered with water.)
3

Microwave for 6 minutes at 600 W, uncovered.
4

Quickly cover the macaroni with a lid and let it sit for 6 minutes. Then it's done. (It will have a somewhat stiff texture.)
5

Drain the macaroni in a colander and let sit. It will become a little softer after sitting in the residual heat. If you soak the noodles in water and then drain, they will turn out a little stiffer.