Waxed paper as microwave cover and cooking aid
Waxed paper can cover microwaved foods to retain moisture and reduce splatter, while allowing some moisture to escape to prevent sogginess. It is suitable for reheating and defrosting many items, but not a substitute for plastic wrap. Waxed paper won’t melt in microwaves and works for items like burgers, roasts, fish, and certain casseroles. use plastic wrap when a tight seal is needed.
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