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Move over Rachael Ray's 30 Minute Meals Ziploc has you beat with Zip and Steam I am a fiend for freebies. Once a week I search through my tried and true freebie websites and request whatever samples I may be interested in. One of my favorite freebie sites is the free sample section of Walmart.com. It was on this site that I was first introduced to the Ziploc Zip and Steam. As a freelance writer and busy mom of four I thought, sure why not give it a try. Ziploc Zip and Steam beats out all the pots and pans I currently own. No need to purchase Rachel Ray's or Emeril's pricey pans, steamers or other cooking equipment. The Zip and Steam takes the Ziploc bag to a whole new level and even provides directions, cooks well, and no clean up required. Zip and Steam bags come in two sizes, medium and large. The medium bag cooks two - three servings per bag with ten (10) bags per package. The large bag is three to five servings per bag with seven (7) bags per package. The cost per package varies, but is approximately $3.00 per package. The Zip and Steam bag is a variation on the traditional zip lock bag. First it has patented vents that allow food to be steamed in the microwave cooking it thoroughly and evenly. You simply place your meat, vegetables, seasonings, spices, and so forth into one layer within the bag. My trick, place it all in the bag, give a small, gentle shake to distribute the seasonings. Next place the sealed bag into the microwave and cook for a specified number of minutes. The bag is very much like a large size Ziploc bag. The top of the bag indicates, "Hold Here," to show where the bag is least likely to be burning hot when removing from the microwave. Approximately 2 inches from the top, the famous Ziploc seal is easily used to seal the bag. Next, there are two indicators for "full bag" and "half bag." Your cooking times will vary depending on if you are cooking a full or half bag. A chart on the front of the bag indicates cooking times for vegetables and seafood, poultry and meats, The cooking time for vegetables ranges from 1 ½ minutes to 7 minutes depending on the vegetable and if they are fresh or frozen. Cooking times for meats, seafood and poultry are from 1 ½ minutes to 8 minutes. The bottom of each bag provides instructions for best results, which are very easy. The first is place items in bag in a single later without water and seal firmly. Next lay bag in oven and cook according to the instructions. The instructions indicate that microwave cooking times may vary and provide instructions for use in 800 watt and 1100 watt microwave ovens. The Zip and Steam Bag is the equivalent of "Healthy Microwave Cooking for Dummies." Each bag (not box, but bag) indicates the individual cooking times. Each bag comes in its own sealed package with recipes included. I admit I have a difficult time with recipes. I always have to improve on them, so while these recipes may be extremely helpful to others I have made up many of my own. Try this one. Seasoned summer vegetables- assorted vegetables including summer squash, carrots, broccoli, cauliflower, a touch of finely chopped onion. Add a dash of oil and vinegar, red pepper flakes, and some Italian spices. If the vegetables are frozen cook for 3 minutes for half a bag and 6 minutes for a full bag. Viola, a side dish is created. Good with any Italian meal and I actually used it as a side to a variation on Cashew Chicken. This product exceeded all my expectations. Not only does is cook in exactly the amount of time stated, but the food is tasteful, moist and without many of the fat or calories that traditional cooking methods have. It also seals in many of the natural nutrients because they are not being boiled, baked, friend or drowned in seasonings. I tried several different recipes, all of which I made up myself using all those "leftover" vegetables in the refrigerator. Easy cooking, excellent taste, wonderful smells when I opened the bag. My dinner company thought I was a gourmet cook and clean up was rinse it out and recycle it. Yes, I recycle absolutely everything I can and this is plastic after all. Perfect for lunches, meals on the go, quick meals at a daycare or other childcare provider (hint - want a hot meal for your child at a private provider, place it all in the bag and the provider can microwave it in minutes). The promises to cook thoroughly and evenly are true. Each time I have used it the food came out cooked and evenly warm throughout. While I probably wouldn't waste this ingenious cooking utensil on a hot dog, I definitely will use it to toss fruits, vegetables, meats, and poultry into. It has already proven itself in the several times I have used it (yes, I got more than one sample - one sample got me hooked!). It is almost as important to me as my non stick skillet and I dare anyone to remove the box from the kitchen. Cooking is easy. Throw it all into the bag; add seasonings, spices, butter, oil, vinegar whatever, and place in microwave. Use the convenient chart on the front of the bag and push buttons. In just a few minutes you get freshly steamed food, cooked thoroughly with seasonings throughout the dish. My neighbor wanted to know my secret! Of course I didn't tell her. It is best to keep a few cooking secrets to myself --- unless of course I am sharing them with the web. My neighbor can read it here for herself. I will even send her the link. |
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