National Microwave Oven Day
On December 6th, National Microwave Oven Day honors one appliance that has changed how we use the kitchen.
Percy Spencer, a self-taught American engineer, discovered a way to heat food safely with microwaves, perhaps by accident.. He noticed a melting chocolate bar in his pocket while working on an active radar in 1945. The microwave beams' high-powered microwave ovens gave a heating effect that is perfect for cooking. Spencer had intended to make popcorn with the microwaves. He tried cooking an egg the next time. Both the popcorn and the egg produced dramatic results. However, the popcorn was a hit, unlike the egg. The egg exploded in his fellow engineer's face, according to his fellow engineer's. We can't cook eggs in microwave ovens, but we can't. Try poaching one. Try poaching one.
Spencer, a Raytheon employee, continued to experiment with new ways of heating food safely with microwaves.
- On October 8th, 1945, Raytheon applied for Spencer's microwave cooking process in the United States. Spencer's microwave cooking process was patent eligible in the United States
- Raytheon built the first commercially available microwave oven in 1947. The "Radarange" had been dubbed the "Radarange"
- An estimated 90 percent of households in the United States have a microwave
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More than popcorn can be cooked in the microwave oven. Use this occasion to explore the many uses of the microwave oven. We've just a few tips to get you started, but we've also encouraged you to share your favorites.
- Make crispy bacon (and you won't get burned either) or make crispy bacon with crispy bacon (and you won't be burned either) (and you won't be burned either)!
- All the holiday dipping involved melt chocolate for all the holiday dipping
- For achy muscles, heat rice, flax, or bean-filled hot pads
- steam vegetables
- soften brown sugar
- dry herbs
- Jar labels are loosened as labels are loosened
While trying these tips out, make sure to clean your microwave. Steam a wet cloth on high for a minute and then let it stand for another minute. Any build-up needs to be cooled by the steam. To remove any greasy splatter, use hot soapy water. Then, wipe your microwave down with a little hot soapy water.
To post on social media, use #MicrowaveOvenDay.
Microwave FAQ
Q. What cannot be put into a microwave?
A. The microwave is a handy kitchen gadget to have around, but it does have its limitations. The following are items that should never be put in a microwave::: This is something that should never be put in a microwave.
- Foil, metal, sheet metal, and foil are among the foils
- Single-use plastics
- China
- Some ceramics
When was Percy Spencer inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame? Q. When was he inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame? In 1999, Percy Spencer was inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame, inducted Percy Spencer.
Can I cook a whole egg in the shell in the microwave? Q. Can I cook a whole egg in the shell?
A. No. A. No. A. No. Percy Spencer's egg will explode in 1945 as Percy Spencer's did in 1945. Eggs can be scrambled and poached in the microwave, on the other hand.
Q. Did Percy Spencer patent the microwave technology? Yes, yes. "Method of treating foodstuffs" received patent no. US2495429A on January 24, 1950. Raytheon Manufacturing Co. received patent no. US2495429A for "Method of treating foodstuffs." ercy L. Spencer is the inventor of Percy L. Spencer, the patent names Percy L. Spencer as the creator.
