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123everton | 15:50 Sat 05th May 2007 | Science
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Why does pastry go all horrible and soggy when it's placed in the microwave?
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The steam given off when cooking in the microwave makes the pastry go soggy and wet.

A normal oven gets much hotter and steam is not an issue.
16:53 Sat 05th May 2007
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Thankyou, I did'nt think it would be something so straight forward. A forune beckons for the person who can solve this problem. I thought it would be something to do with radiation or the micro waves themselves.
17:57 Sat 05th May 2007
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I used to put pasty in the microwave in a tub with kitchen tissue to absorb some of the moisture. It wasn't amazing, but it did help a bit.
19:39 Wed 09th May 2007
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Nah, pasties and microwaves just don't mix the only thing you can get away with in a microwave is a sausage roll you can't kill a sausage roll.
21:07 Wed 09th May 2007

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