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reheat fried chicken

Advanced chicken to reheat? Here’s how many degrees to set in the oven to obtain an excellent result. Do you have any leftovers at home and would you like to taste it the following day, possibly keeping its original flavor and a non-stringy consistency? Well, doing it is simple, but on condition that some precautions are put into practice.

If roast chicken is absolutely the second dish of the holidays, the one that never fails on the table during Sunday lunch, the chicken slices on the plate often replace it in the context of lunches and dinners on other days of the week. Do you need to reheat your chicken dishes? Read on to find out how to heat food without a microwave.

Reheating the chicken in the oven: how many degrees?

Place the white meat – whole or in pieces – on a baking sheet and preheat oven setting 220-240 degrees. Insert it inside once it is reached. The chicken should be kept inside for a short time. The ideal would be the use of a food thermometer. In his absence, you can calculate a few minutes for the chicken cut into pieces, a few more for a whole roasted chicken. If you are wondering how to heat the rotisserie chicken, know that the same conditions apply.

How to reheat roast chicken without drying it?

reheat fried chicken

Heating the roast chicken in the advanced oven can make you run the risk of drying it too much. To avoid this possibility, all you have to do is cover it entirely with aluminum for food. The latter causes the humidity released by the chicken to be retained by the meat.

Heating in the oven, although it takes slightly longer than in the pan, is a good idea for a whole range of foods, and chicken is no exception. Do you think that even heating the lasagna in the oven allows you to bring them to the table just as you take them out of the oven?

How to reheat fried chicken?

Reheating the fried chicken inside the oven is already a little more problematic, but only for the cooking method used initially. It is difficult, in fact, to keep the crispness given by frying unaltered.

Set temperature of 190-200 degrees, place the fried chicken pieces – possibly of the same size – on a baking tray lined with parchment paper and, only once the temperature is reached, insert the pan, which must remain inside the oven for a minimum of 10 minutes. Check the condition of the fried chicken and eventually continue for a few more minutes.

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