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Time-Saving Cabbage & Bacon in the Microwave

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I wanted something delicious and easy!

-Prepare through Step 2 the previous night, then just microwave it in the morning! Easy peasy!
-Since the bacon gives the dish plenty of flavor, it'll only need a bit of extra seasoning.
-Be careful not to burn yourself when removing the plastic wrap! For 2 bento servings. Recipe by Yukikin

I wanted something delicious and easy!

-Prepare through Step 2 the previous night, then just microwave it in the morning! Easy peasy!
-Since the bacon gives the dish plenty of flavor, it'll only need a bit of extra seasoning.
-Be careful not to burn yourself when removing the plastic wrap! For 2 bento servings. Recipe by Yukikin

Time-Saving Cabbage & Bacon in the Microwave

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I wanted something delicious and easy!

-Prepare through Step 2 the previous night, then just microwave it in the morning! Easy peasy!
-Since the bacon gives the dish plenty of flavor, it'll only need a bit of extra seasoning.
-Be careful not to burn yourself when removing the plastic wrap! For 2 bento servings. Recipe by Yukikin

I wanted something delicious and easy!

-Prepare through Step 2 the previous night, then just microwave it in the morning! Easy peasy!
-Since the bacon gives the dish plenty of flavor, it'll only need a bit of extra seasoning.
-Be careful not to burn yourself when removing the plastic wrap! For 2 bento servings. Recipe by Yukikin

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Ingredients

2 servings

2leaves Cabbage
1as much (to taste) Bacon
1/2tablesppon Consommé stock granules
1 dashBlack pepper

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Steps

1

Chop the cabbage and bacon into bite-sized pieces.
2

Create layers of cabbage and bacon in a heat-resistant dish, then sprinkle on the consommé stock granules. Wrap tightly in plastic wrap.
3

Microwave it for 2 minutes and 20 seconds (or until the cabbage is cooked but still firm with a bit of crunch). Mix it all up, season with pepper, then it's ready!!

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on May 27, 2014 00:56

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