It seems a good day for brownies again, eh? So, after a long day at work or in school, you were thinking of what dessert to have for dinner and you remembered the brownie you had yesterday.
It’s that amazing and tasty that you kinda want to get again as a snack tonight. And you’re very lucky to find some leftovers in the fridge, but you want it warm like how it was yesterday.
Now, the perfect method for you will depend on your brownie preference. If you want a brownie that is a little crispy, go for the oven method. It will surely take a few more minutes to finish, but trust us! It’s going to be worth it.
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Here’s how you reheat brownies in the oven:
Step 1: Make sure to preheat the oven to 350F or 150C. Preheating is very important when using the oven.
Step 2: Place your brownies in a baking pan or an oven-safe container and then reheat it for 10 to 15 minutes.
Step 3: Check to see if they are warm enough to your liking.
Step 4: If your brownies are frozen, reheat for about 15-20 minutes.
Step 5: There you have it! Take it out and have a bite!
Simple, right? Don’t worry if you wish to use a toaster oven. You may follow the same steps above.
Reheat brownies in the Microwave:
Microwave is known to reheat meals the fastest although it doesn’t give the best result for some type of food. Well, it works well on brownies! It will definitely take lesser time to reheat than in the oven. However, it may not give you the same crunch as it was in the oven. The thing about the microwave is it makes the food a little mushy.
If you want to try it in the microwave, follow the steps below.
Here’s how you reheat brownies in the microwave:
Step 1: Use a microwaveable container to place your brownies.
Step 2: Microwave it for 20 seconds to 1 minute, depending on the power you set.
Step 3: If the brownies are warm enough to your liking, take it out and savor it again!
Get to experience that amazing brownie you had for the second time by just following these easy methods above. These are the simplest ways to warm up your brownies. Leftover brownies will excite you, now that you know what to do with it!
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I love brownie just because it can stay in the fridge for a week and stay fresh!
I was doing it wrong for all my life?? Well, it’s high time
Have this annoying problem that brownie cannot be reheated twice. Now I see that there is a way)) I’ll have to cook brownies to check!