How do I heat up leftover breaded food so that it doesn't

mug of water in the microwave with it

>>8270332
warm it up in the oven on the lowest setting possible.

>>8270332
derp fry it

>>8270332
eat it all on one sitting.

Your body have this crazy mechanism to store excess energy intake in your body as "fat".
The lunchbox industry has been lying to you so you buy their overpriced products in fear that your food will go to waste.

Austrian here. Schitzel is great to eat cold. (Too bad I never manage to have any leftovers)

Smear some butter before microwaving/putting it in the oven. Not healthy ofc but it will moisture it up.

>>8270332
>How do I heat up leftover breaded food so that it doesn't get chewy and dry?
It doesn't reheat as nicely as fresh cooked, just know you can't repeat the original crispiness and crust adhesion. It might be best to enjoy the cold version. I love some fried chicken cold. It's just a different beast. Put your time into some dipping sauce to morph the flavors maybe. I like a mustard-curry dip with lots of cilantro and lime. Sometimes I serve fried chicken or pork on top of a salad, and try a creamy dressing, and lots of blue cheese. Think Cobb salad.

>>8270332

Eat it cold... I don't get why people need to re-warm shit, it always is going to turn out shitty unless you put way too much effort into it.

>>8270332
Don't microwave it

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You got to whisper to it "good afternoon'

Oven you daft fuck.

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one of these bad boys will bring them back to their original quality

>>8270332
Put between two slices of bread and mayo it up.

>>8270385
Was gonna be my answer.

i just take it out of the fridge and let it get to room temperature

>>8270332
toaster oven

>>8270332
microwave 2/3 of the way then toaster oven for a few minutes

>>8270385
This is the correct answer.

Wrap it in a wet paper towel and microwave on high for 7 minutes. It will come out nice and crispy and hot while being soft on the inside.

>>8275002
This is the best answer, but microwave+oven is also correct

>>8275010
Hold on, I misread.
I thought you were trying to make it crispy again, wet paper towel is a good answer to make it moist