9 Surprising Ways to Use the Rotisserie Mode in Your Microwave

Reviewed by:  Viraj Gupta

Written by:  Aquib Nawab

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1. Tandoori Broccoli

Turn broccoli into a tandoori-style treat using rotisserie mode. The constant rotation gives it an even char, while the microwave’s convection heat locks in the smoky flavour, no tandoor needed.

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2. Achari Paneer Skewers

Skewer chunks of paneer marinated in achari spices. With motorized rotisserie, each piece gets a crispy exterior and juicy centre, without flipping or overcooking.

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3. Grilled Veggie Platter

Add mushrooms, zucchini, bell peppers, and baby corn to skewers. The rotisserie rotates them uniformly while the oil-free feature ensures guilt-free grilling with full flavour.

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4. Stuffed Capsicum Delight

Fill capsicum halves with spicy mashed potato and paneer mix. The rotisserie browns them beautifully from all angles, preserving the soft stuffing while adding a roasted finish.

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5. Smoky Sweet Potatoes

Wrap sweet potato slices in foil, skewer, and slow roast them. The microwave’s rotisserie gives a soft centre and crisp outer layer, zero oil and no pan flipping needed.

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6. Malai Soya Tikka

Marinate soya chunks in a malai-rich mixture and cook them using the rotisserie. Auto cook and combination modes ensure restaurant-style softness with a light char.

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7. Pineapple Grill Bites

Coat pineapple slices in mild masala and mount them on the rotisserie. Caramelisation happens evenly, giving you a sweet-spicy, grilled snack ready in minutes.

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8. Corn & Cheese Roll-Ups

Roll boiled corn and shredded cheese into tortillas. Skewer and let the rotisserie crisp the edges, melt the cheese, and give a tandoor-like finish, minus the oil.

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9. Ghee-Roasted Veg Sticks

Use the microwave’s ghee-making auto menu, coat veggie sticks like carrots and beans, and roast them evenly with rotisserie. Crispy, rich in flavour, and healthy to munch.

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