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I have a toaster oven which works great, but 9/10 times, I just throw the slices in a skillet.
Anthony Falco, Roberta's head pizza maestro, recommends putting your slice in a non-stick skillet on medium-low for a couple minutes. Once the bottom is crisp, add a couple drops of water to the pan, turn the heat to low, and cover with a lid. In about a minute, you'll have fluffy crust and melted cheese.
Ain't nobody got time for that!I have a toaster oven which works great, but 9/10 times, I just throw the slices in a skillet.
Crust will get as crisp as you like, non-stick cleans up in a flash, and it takes minimal more time than a microwave...especially considering product quality post heating. You might have to adjust times and temps depending on your pie style. Med and thick crusts will take longer, but that crisp then fluffy dough is better than fresh imo.
How to Reheat Leftover Pizza at Home like a Pro
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Ain't nobody got time for that!
You seriously need an air fryerI have a toaster oven which works great, but 9/10 times, I just throw the slices in a skillet.
Crust will get as crisp as you like, non-stick cleans up in a flash, and it takes minimal more time than a microwave...especially considering product quality post heating. You might have to adjust times and temps depending on your pie style. Med and thick crusts will take longer, but that crisp then fluffy dough is better than fresh imo.
How to Reheat Leftover Pizza at Home like a Pro
Because pizza leftovers are one of life's greatest gifts.food52.com
My toaster oven has that ability.You seriously need an air fryer
You seriously need an air fryer
My toaster oven has that ability.
I do not need another countertop space hogging occasional use item.
But thanks for telling me what I need and assuming you know better.
Got pics of your toaster and oven that use forced air? Just because you guys enjoy doing it wrong doesn't make you right. The people that put down air fryers either don't own one or never learned to use it correctly.you spelled 'tiny oven' wrong
Got pics of your toaster and oven that use forced air? Just because you guys enjoy doing it wrong doesn't make you right. The people that put down air fryers either don't own one or never learned to use it correctly.
Yeah...I don't think they're the end all either but do have a solid place in the kitchen. Ours is used way more than our microwave these days. Microwave is basically just for liquids these days. Everything else is reheated with the air fryer. We also use it for meals. They are basically a convection oven but in a much smaller package.also, i have an air fryer at home that we use pretty regularly....i just don't see it as the end all of kitchen appliances
Oh you seem like fun to be around. "How dare someone like an appliance and want me to like it to!"My toaster oven has that ability.
I do not need another countertop space hogging occasional use item.
But thanks for telling me what I need and assuming you know better.