Use your microwave -- it's OK
Posted on Feb 16th 2008 8:00AM by Jacki DonaldsonMicrowaves allow for quick cooking and in most cases, the less time a food is exposed to heat, the higher its nutrient levels. As for tea, all you're doing is heating the water and adding the tea bag later. There's just no way nutrient levels can be adversely affected in this case.
The only argument Dr. Katz can identify against microwave cooking is this: It can leave food a bit dry or perhaps with a different taste. But it won't leave your diet any less nutritious.












