Jack Briggs
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The only groundrule is: conventional convection oven.
Had a major munchy attack real late last night. Ordered a pizza, but only had room for one slice.
So, I usually cover the thing with aluminum foil while it's in the box, thus retaining moisture, and shove the thing into the fridge.
When reheating (never more than one day later), I place the pizza on an aluminum foil-covered cookie sheet, and stretch another sheet of foil across the top, leaving a portion open (for venting).
Then I place it on the top rack, with the heat on as low as I can get it. It takes nearly a half hour to warm up that way. However, the crust consistency is not as good--almost soggy. And then there's the danger of nearly recooking the pizza, which bakes away what's left of the pizza sauce (and a pizza must have sauce).
What am I doing wrong?
Had a major munchy attack real late last night. Ordered a pizza, but only had room for one slice.
So, I usually cover the thing with aluminum foil while it's in the box, thus retaining moisture, and shove the thing into the fridge.
When reheating (never more than one day later), I place the pizza on an aluminum foil-covered cookie sheet, and stretch another sheet of foil across the top, leaving a portion open (for venting).
Then I place it on the top rack, with the heat on as low as I can get it. It takes nearly a half hour to warm up that way. However, the crust consistency is not as good--almost soggy. And then there's the danger of nearly recooking the pizza, which bakes away what's left of the pizza sauce (and a pizza must have sauce).
What am I doing wrong?