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    72 KB Live Thread: Leftovers for Dinner OP !gs7OdMd4UA 05/05/10(Wed)00:17 No.1802343  
    I'm going to warm up some leftovers for late dinner, which is Chinese takeout, pork chops and corn bread from Carolina Kitchen.

    In the meantime, consider this thread as a leftovers for dinner thread. Ask me questions if you want.
    >> Anonymous 05/05/10(Wed)00:18 No.1802344
    Nice, I just snacked on some hummus.
    >> Anonymous 05/05/10(Wed)00:20 No.1802348
    That reminds me, I haven't had dinner today.

    Feels bad, man.
    >> OP !gs7OdMd4UA 05/05/10(Wed)00:35 No.1802409
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    OK, I'm back.

    What I did was I poured the leftover rice from the container into the bowl on the left. But instead of pouring, it dropped like a brick. Like a semi-soft brick because the rice has lost most of its moisture.

    The beef and broccoli is a different matter due to the liquid that is still there in the container to your right, so I extracted the remaining beef and broccoli one by one. Because the moisture is still there for days in being in the mini-fridge, so the best thing to do is to nuke it for a while (About 8 minutes) to avoid getting a stomach virus.

    The final thing I did after I put the entire container in the microwave was to pour the food with water in order to steam properly.

    The next step, warming up the pork chops is a different matter and will take a shorter length of time.
    >> OP !gs7OdMd4UA 05/05/10(Wed)00:43 No.1802436
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    This is the last piece of my dinner, with a little addition: the small amount of cabbage. Again I poured a bit of water so that the pork chop would not be sucked out of moisture. At the time you see this message, this piece of my dinner is already done.
    >> Anonymous 05/05/10(Wed)00:45 No.1802441
    Microwaving shit for eight minutes is not cooking. Go away.
    >> OP !gs7OdMd4UA 05/05/10(Wed)00:50 No.1802456
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    This is the last piece of my meal. The rice is fine, but the brocolli and beef are charred and possible browned due to the residual sauce.

    But it's better than getting a stomach virus.
    >> OP !gs7OdMd4UA 05/05/10(Wed)00:55 No.1802474
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    Volia! I'm all set.

    If you want to ask questions about the entire process, now is the time. Again, you can use this thread as a general leftovers meals thread.



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