How to Reheat Your Chipping Norton Pizza?

Chipping Norton Pizza

Now, there is a difference between enjoying an oven-fresh pizza with lovely seasoning, toppings and cheese and something that you will eat probably the next day. If you have a weekend party and have invited a bunch of friends, the chances are that you will order too many boxes of our delicious pizzas. They can get quite heavy on the stomach, so you would have to store away a couple of boxes in the fridge. The following day, you open those boxes to find them gone cold, soggy and probably, a horrible taste.

At Sydney Manoosh, we have had customers who have taken away pizzas to share with their family and friends. If they have been on a long drive home with the air-conditioning on, the chances are that the pizzas lost much of their heat and taste – which renders them tasteless. Why would you let that happen to your family dinner? Therefore, follow our foolproof steps to reheat the pizzas to their utmost glory.

Your reflex action to discovering cold pizzas would be to reheat them in the microwave because that is what we use to reheat food, right? Do not do that, is it will only dry out the pizza and make it soft, unappetizing and unenjoyable. So, the first step to reheat your pizza is to never use a microwave. Instead, use a cast-iron pan – that works the best for reheating pizzas. If you do not have that, use a toaster oven, air fryer or regular oven. To be honest, any good-quality frying pan works for this.

Put the pan on the stove, and set it on medium to high heat. Add a pizza slice to the pan, and sprinkle a few drops of water. Cover each slice so that the pizza can cook in its heat and juices. Cook the slice for two to four minutes, and enjoy. Though it is a slightly time-consuming task, the effort is all worth it. Alternatively, reheat the pizza in an oven at 350 degrees Fahrenheit.

Though sticking the Chipping Norton pizza slices in the microwave seems to be the easier option, the heat takes away all the crunch. Instead, use the good old oven or your favourite frying pan to reheat your pizzas. As a result, you can enjoy our Sydney Manoosh pizzas.

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