What part of the cooker would you use for frozen peas?
You would use the steaming basket or steamer insert of a cooker to cook frozen peas.
Here's why:
* Gentle Cooking: Steam cooking is a gentle method that helps preserve the flavor and texture of vegetables like peas. It prevents overcooking and keeps them from becoming mushy.
* Even Heating: The steam evenly heats the peas, ensuring they cook through without being burnt.
* No Mess: Steaming eliminates the need for added water or oil, making cleanup easier.
You can also cook frozen peas in a microwave, but it's important to use a microwave-safe container and watch them closely to avoid overcooking.
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