Don’t throw out those leftovers! Bring food back to life with these easy tips.
Pizza, French Fries and More Easy Foods to Reheat the Next Day
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Pizza, French Fries and More Easy Foods to Reheat the Next Day
Don’t throw out those leftovers! Bring food back to life with these easy tips.
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Pizza, French Fries and More Easy Foods to Reheat the Next Day
Don’t throw out those leftovers! Bring food back to life with these easy tips.
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Pasta
Arrange it in a doughnut shape (with a hole in the center) and cover with a damp paper towel, then microwave it in 30- to 60-second increments until hot.
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Rice
Place rice in a saucepan and use a fork to break up large clumps. Add a splash of water to the pan and cover with a tight-fitting lid. Cook over low heat and stir occasionally until the rice is warm.
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Chicken
With a tiny bit of olive oil, cook over low heat for five minutes, flipping halfway through. To keep moist, cover the pan with a tight-fitting lid as you reheat.
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Pizza
Leftover pizza in the microwave will come out hot in some spots, cool in others and dry all over. Zap it alongside a microwave-safe glass of water in 30 to 60 second increments, and it’ll be moist and evenly heated. Or, to keep it crispy, heat it in a covered frying pan!
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Vegetables
An oven is the best way to keep leftover vegetables crisp! Scatter veggies on a baking sheet with a drizzle of olive oil. Place in oven for 4 to 5 minutes at 450 degrees.
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Fries
Make leftover fries taste fresh by reheating them in a heavy skillet with a little melted butter over medium heat. Stir the fries often to flip them and ensure they heat and crisp evenly. Once they’re hot, scoop your good-as-new fries onto a paper-towel-lined plate to soak up any excess oil.
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