What are the instructions for using the Tupperware Microwave Pasta Cooker?
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The cooker has level marks for servings of pasta and the water. It comes with a cooking time guide for different kinds of pasta. It is very easy - add pasta and water and boil - no lid. Use lid to drain pasta when done.
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It depends on what you want to make. There should be a line inside the pasta to fill the water and the lid should be off when cooking. I put a whole box of macaroni in the pasta maker and cover it with water. I usually cook around 6 to 7 minutes and then used the lid to to strain the food. It is usually half the time of what it takes to cook it on the stove. I would not use this for rice. If you have any more questions just let me know. cherie_crum@yahoo.com
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There is a really good video on Youtube on this exact product. That's where I went for instruction. Just search for Tupperware Microwave Pasta Cooker and it should pop up.
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Yes, there are microwave instructions on the box. But if you ask me, you kill all the nutritional value by zapping it with a microwave!
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it should have included directions! mine came with a small booklet. I think most of the info in the booklet can be found on Saratoga jacks website. also online searches for thermal cooking recipes may be helpful.
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I have the pasta attachment instructions for the DLC7 pasta maker and would be happy to send same on to anyone who wants it...I find the pasta maker much too difficult to assemble and haven't used it in over 30 years. Originally purchased for $125.00 at Marshall Fields in Chicago. I now am back to using a manual Atlas machine. Asiana
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I have never seen that instruction anywhere. I have not put any water in the microwave when heating it up. I believe the seed is what gives it that moist feeling.
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This hyper link will download the manual in pdf format. http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source;=web&cd;=3&ved;=0CD0QFjAC&url;=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.vianteusa.com%2Fmanuals%2FViante_Pasta_Maker_Manual.pdf&ei;=L1VwUs7qG5O1kQeHvoBY&us;g=AFQjCNGQr8vWrGVKZ26TpiP1SEi7HBa7sQ
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I found some video instructions and written instructions @ ehow.com I just typed in popeil pasta maker instructions. Not exactly what you asked for but it might help.
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I bring the pasta sauce to a boil first on the burner. Then I shut off the burner and put the simmer mat diffuser on the burner and turn it on to low heat. It really works well for me.
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Not that I am an expert on this, but thinking you might be putting in too much pasta to ratio of water (although I have found success with adding much more pasta per water than would add to a pot). One thing I have done is to take it out of microwave 1/2 to 2/3 way through cooking time and given the pasta a little stir and then finish cooking. I find the pasta comes out nice and loose.
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Directions include white rice, Quinoa, polenta, and couscous. so pasta is a maybe.
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I would contact sylvania, and I'm pretty sure you can download a manual. I just did it with a rice cooker and pressure cooker. The manuals are usually free.
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Hi, mine came with Instructions in English, but I can't locate them at the present time (too many items of this type). This works well just use it like any other microwave pan that requires preheating. Hope this helps.
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since there is no instructions, I put the tin in the microwave for 3 minutes, then poured into the pot. Next time I will get the pearls, I think they might be better
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The 5 minute recipes tell you exactly what to do. You simply add the ingredients listed, put the top on, and place it in your microwave for the amount of time listed. I am not sure what other "instructions" one could want? This is a little "steam pot" used only to cook things in a microwave. It has the pot and a lid. Nothing else. Just follow the recipes exactly as written. Good luck.
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Look on the internet. Most instruction books are on line. If not, contact Cuisinart.
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You literally just fill it with water, drop the uncooked pasta in, pop it in the microwave, and when you take it out the pasta is cooked, and you can drain the water using the top cover. SO yes, it's different then cooking pasta on the stove as it takes less time and it's not a giant pain. ;)
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Here is the link to the manual; https://www.crock-pot.com/on/demandware.static/Sites-crock-pot-Site/Sites-crock-pot-Library/default/v1423571319344/documents/instruction-manuals/SCR300-B_43_39320467.PDF