When pizza hut delivers them they come heated and toasted. When I try to microwave the leftovers the next day (I leave them in the fridge) they always come out hot, but extremely soft and they practically break apart. How can I reheat them to how they are delivered?
9 Answers
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Heat oven to 350
wrap bread in foil
lay foil wrapped bread on cookie sheet
place in oven for 5 to 10 minutes.
If you don't wrap in foil they dry out. 🙁
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If you have a pan with a basket or other insert that fits in it, you can make a bun warmer. They used to sell them everywhere (before microwaves) but you can't get them anymore. They still do the best job at reheating bread items.
Put a little water in the bottom of the bigger pan, get it to steaming, and reduce the heat. Wrap the breadsticks in a towel and put them into the basket. Put it into the pan, making sure the water does not reach the towel. Put it over low heat for a little while, maybe 5 minutes or so, and then you'll have great reheated breadsticks.
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Wrap in foil and pt in a 350 oven for abot 10-15 min.
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You can put a damp paper towel around them and reheat only for 10 seconds, in the microwave.
Or, you can put them in the oven for about 10 minutes on 300 degrees.
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Wrap them in aluminum foil in a single layer. Heat in oven at 350 degrees for eight to ten minutes. Check them and see if they're hot. Then open foil and heat an additional minute to crisp.
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Put it in the oven for 10 min on 350 degrees, then afterwards if you want it extra crispy, put it in the broiler on low for 3-5 min
Source(s): did the same thing with my 2 day old garlic bread -
Wet down a paper bag and put the breadsticks inside it. Put them in a 375 degree oven for about ten minutes.
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The best way is in a toaster oven for a few minutes, but under the broiler on your oven also works just as well. The only thing is you really have to watch them under the broiler, b/c they can burn really fast.
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Pop them in your toaster oven for a few mins. Ovens work well too, but take longer to preheat.