How to reheat

You deserve good food. Better yet: You deserve a glorious honey-baked ham leftover. But just how do you reheat and store one? CookingChew shares these golden tips in this guide.

Cut the Beef Wellington into thick slices.  Put the slices cut-side-down in a single layer in an airtight container or wrap tightly with heavy-duty aluminum …

Some varieties of prepared eggs are harder to reheat than others, but with the right technique and tricks, you can master the art of reheating eggs in no time!

CookingChew reveals only the best ways to reheat pork tenderloin without drying it out – from a skillet to a slow cooker. Unlock four of them and the steps in this nifty guide!

Can you ever really reheat soft pretzels and get all that tastiness back again? This CookingChew guide on reheating soft pretzels will tell you about it and a whole lot more!

Place your pork chops in a clean, dry, shallow airtight container or wrap tightly with heavy-duty aluminum foil or plastic wrap.  Once done, refrigerate the …

Pull out the leftover chicken tenders from the fridge or freezer and let them reach room temperature. This step is vital because it ensures that …

Reheat sausage balls a few at a time in the air fryer, or a big leftover batch in the oven.

Use an air fryer, microwave, oven or stovetop to reheat grilled chicken. Click here for easy steps.

Preheat the oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit.  Place the mozzarella sticks on a baking sheet. Make sure not to overcrowd it.  Bake the sticks for …

Add some water to the bottom of the skillet. Wait until it starts to boil.  Once boiled, add the dumplings, then cover the skillet using …

First, place grits in a saucepan or a pot on low heat. Next, add some water and milk, or you can also add broth.  Keep …

Refrigerate them within two hours of cooking to avoid spoilage. Consume the refrigerated artichokes for not more than five days for safety and best quality. …

Place the bloomin’ onion in a glass container with a lid. Line the container with a paper towel. This process prevents the food from getting …

Cover the cooked corned beef with an airtight container or heavy-duty freezer bags to protect it from freezer burn. Label the bag to track the …

Put the stored waffles in the toaster. Reheat them for a minute. Make sure they’re reheated through. Once the waffles are nicely crisped, remove them …

Combine the meatballs and sauce in a pan. Cook them over low heat. Stir them until the meatballs are warmed through. Preheat the oven to …

Wrap your garlic bread with aluminum foil or plastic freezer wrap. You can also place it in a heavy-duty freezer bag. Just make sure to …

Place the leftover or cooked leftover in a high-quality airtight container. Label the container to track the date. Ensure that the airtight container is fully …