How To Properly Reheat Your Food In The Microwave
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How To Properly Reheat
Your Food In The Microwave Microwaves are convenient, but can often leave food dried out and bland. Here are some ways to keep
things fresh and flavorful. Store leftovers in tight-fitting containers to lock in the moisture. Make sure to reheat in microwave-safe containers. Most paper, glass and ceramic containers are good to go. If you're trying to
reheat something 'crispy',
forego the microwave altogether.
It will turn out soggy every time. Arrange food in a
single layer
to heat evenly. Also, heat things in increments.
A roll doesn't need heated as
much as a plate of meat. Add moisture when cooking things such as veggies, pasta or rice. Covering with a damp towel or adding a bit of water will suffice. And always keep an eye on your food in the microwave. It can easily go south, or even explode.
Your Food In The Microwave Microwaves are convenient, but can often leave food dried out and bland. Here are some ways to keep
things fresh and flavorful. Store leftovers in tight-fitting containers to lock in the moisture. Make sure to reheat in microwave-safe containers. Most paper, glass and ceramic containers are good to go. If you're trying to
reheat something 'crispy',
forego the microwave altogether.
It will turn out soggy every time. Arrange food in a
single layer
to heat evenly. Also, heat things in increments.
A roll doesn't need heated as
much as a plate of meat. Add moisture when cooking things such as veggies, pasta or rice. Covering with a damp towel or adding a bit of water will suffice. And always keep an eye on your food in the microwave. It can easily go south, or even explode.