Frozen Vegetables

by Sara Finkel

Vegetables should be covered with a standard microwave cover or a paper bag with a slit on top so the steam can escape.

Add 2 tablespoons water, salt and pepper to taste, and 1 tablespoon vegetable oil or butter to the vegetables.

Asparagus spears 6–7 minutes
Broccoli florettes 6–7 minutes
Baby carrots 7 minutes
Cauliflower florets 5 minutes
Corn on the cob:
1 ear: 4½ minutes
2 ears: 6 minutes
4 ears: 11 minutes
Whole kernel corn 5 minutes
Green beans 6–7 minutes
Mixed vegetables 5–5½ minutes
Peas 3½ minutes
Peas and carrots 4–5 minutes
Spinach, chopped 5–5½ minutes

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Sara Finkel is a renowned chef, caterer and food columnist whose outstanding recipes and culinary expertise have delighted Jewish homemakers for decades. Her first cookbook, Classic Kosher Cooking (Targum Press), became an all-time favorite worldwide, and her latest release, Classic Kosher Cooking Vol. 2: Simply Delicious: Winning Recipes for Every Day and Holidays (Targum Press) was an instant bestseller, already in its second printing.

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