Product Review: The Brown and Crisp
If you've ever wanted to use your microwave oven for absolutely everything, then the brown and crisp is the way for you to do that. In a conventional kitchen, a person might need to use an oven for some things and a microwave for others, but in a kitchen that is equipped with the all you have to do is use your microwave oven and you can use it to do anything that a conventional oven would be able to do.
The patented surface that the
Brown and Crisp uses will allow
you to cook food in your
microwave at a temperature of
over 400 degrees. This means
that baking, broiling, steaming,
frying and barbecuing can
now all be done in the microwave just as you would have done them in the oven. Since most of the recipes that you are going to be cooking require a cooking temperature somewhere between 300 and 400 degrees, it is reasonable to assume that the Brown and Crisp can substitute for any oven anywhere. And of course because you are cooking in your microwave not only is cooking easier and more convenient, but the clean up is as well. This is the marvel that is the Brown and Crisp.
The cooking quality is one of the things that people might think suffer from something like the Brown and Crisp, but the results show time and time again that cooking quality does not suffer at all. If anything, when something comes out of the Brown and Crisp in the microwave it actually tastes better than it does out of the oven. Simply put the material you want to cook into the Brown and Crisp bag, place that bag in the microwave, set the microwave and then sit back while the rest of the work is done for you on automatic timer so that you don't even have to sit there and watch if you don't want to. You can go and do something else while dinner is cooking rather than sitting in the kitchen and waiting to see what happens like you might have to if you were going to cook in the oven.
In addition to all of these things, the Brown and Crisp is also reusable and has the ability to cook with less fat and higher nutritional value than with the oven. Storage is a breeze as well and of course the electrical bill that you receive at the end of a month's worth of cooking with instead of your oven won't be too bad either.