Erm id say it would depend on the size and ripeness of the melon ...for your average melon I would suggest no longer than 2 minutes and 30 seconds ...be sure to let it sit for 10 seconds after removing from the microwave |
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That's quite simple to calculate, all you need to know is three things,
1/ The temperature of the melon at the outset.
2/ The mass of the Melon
3/ The power of the microwave
After that it's just maths.
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"That's quite simple to calculate, all you need to know is three things,
1/ The temperature of the melon at the outset.
2/ The mass of the Melon
3/ The power of the microwave
After that it's just maths.
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Only one thing missing from your equation.
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"I wouldn't do microwave... Too much chance of hot spots.
Warm it in an oven at 40 degrees for an hour, that should sort it."
What do you suggest set the oven on low and leave the door open? I've never seen an oven go to 40 degrees, low is usually about 80 degrees C |
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"I wouldn't do microwave... Too much chance of hot spots.
Warm it in an oven at 40 degrees for an hour, that should sort it.
What do you suggest set the oven on low and leave the door open? I've never seen an oven go to 40 degrees, low is usually about 80 degrees C"
Good point... Leave it in the airing cupboard.. that should get it to a good temperature.
And while it's warming up, practice your social skills to find a woman. |
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