Food writer Ruby Tandoh argues that reheating leftovers is a valuable culinary skill requiring technique and care rather than microwave convenience. She demonstrates methods such as pan-frying pasta with steam, crisping pizza bases, and gently warming meats in stock to restore texture and flavor to cooked dishes.
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Food writer Ruby Tandoh argues that reheating leftovers is a valuable culinary skill requiring technique and care rather than microwave convenience. She demonstrates methods such as pan-frying pasta with steam, crisping pizza bases, and gently warming meats in stock to restore texture and flavor to cooked dishes.