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A cavity in the top (ceiling?) of the microwave is filled with condiments of your choice, to be time released during the cooking process. Possibly several compartments for adding spices in stages.
Spicy urban legends
http://www.flickr.c...univers/2851510210/ worse than killer bees on course from Africa [4and20, Aug 14 2012]
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I like this. If I could press a "salt" button, press a
"fresh ground pepper" button, it would be very cool.
Can we do it? |
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Most microwaves have a mesh screen on the glass door, which reflects the microwaves. If you made an open mesh screen on the top, you might be able to sprinkle spices right though it. |
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It depends on where the mechanism of the oven is, of course. |
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You could stick a plastic container to the inside top of the microwave, I suppose. |
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Works best with a caroussel-type microwave oven so that the spices are evenly distributed around the dish. Not so good for reheated meals which are covered or steamed in their packaging during the cooking process. |
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//Spice dispenser// According to the current
broadcast of the Olympics closing ceremony, it's a
London taxi. |
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"Tell ya what I want, what I really, really want..." |
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I like my coffee like I like my spice girls... roasted,
finely ground and stored in an airtight canister in the
fridge. |
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By this time next year David and Victoria Beckham will probably have filed for formal separation and divorce. Then we can re-discuss your "Spice" dispenser, poshly. |
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I'm kinda sad the Spice Girls didn't choose "spicier"
names. |
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The redhaired one was obviously Ginger.
The hot one could have been Chilli.
The less hot one... Pepper.
The brownish one... Cinnamon.
The slutty one... Cumin'> |
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That would have been far more interesting than
what they did. |
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