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NorlansThompson
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Registered: ‎05-06-2020

Re: How to reheat leftovers without ruining them

‎05-26-2020 07:50 PM

Yeah, better keep it safe, but not molded. Great advice, overall.

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FLgardener
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Re: How to reheat leftovers without ruining them

‎05-29-2020 10:45 AM

When I saw this topic, I thought to myself that I already know how to do this. After reading the original post, I realize maybe I don't know as much as I think I do!

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hondagirl
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Re: How to reheat leftovers without ruining them

‎05-29-2020 02:47 PM

I have in the past made a double boiler (or buy one) and the bottom pan has water in it - few inches... Top pan that sits on top (cover on) will get heated by the boiling water in pan.... Everything will taste fresh again without the cooked again taste... I have my mom's pyrex double boiler and use it a lot....Not to be used with any type of dough - pizza, pie, etc...Will check it out if these pans are still sold... Might find it at a garage sale or flea market....

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