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This thread discusses experiences and opinions regarding the use of the Deep Covered Baker (DCB) for preparing South of the Border Meatloaf in a microwave, particularly focusing on whether the DCB needs to turn and the outcomes of various cooking methods.
Views differ regarding the necessity of the DCB turning in the microwave and the overall quality of the meatloaf, with some participants expressing dissatisfaction with texture and grease, while others report positive experiences.
Participants share personal cooking experiences and outcomes related to the specific recipe, with varying results based on different methods and ingredients used.
Consultants interested in personal experiences related to cooking the South of the Border Meatloaf in the DCB may find this discussion relevant.
Mrs.H. said:Have you made this before? I made it when my in-laws were visiting and I followed all of the directions, and when I took it out of the microwave it looked like mush. Anyone else have that problem?
Yes, the Deep Covered Baker (DCB) is designed to fit in most standard microwaves, making it suitable for preparing South of the Border Meatloaf.
As long as your microwave has adequate height and width, the DCB should have enough space to turn. It's important to check the dimensions of your microwave against the DCB's size.
The Deep Covered Baker typically measures about 9 inches in diameter and 5 inches in height. Ensure your microwave has at least this space available to accommodate it comfortably.
Absolutely! The DCB is versatile and can be used for a variety of recipes in the microwave, including casseroles, stews, and even desserts.
Using the DCB may slightly alter cooking times due to its design, which promotes even cooking. It's recommended to check the meatloaf for doneness a few minutes before the suggested cooking time is up.