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Cold Breakfast/lunch/dinner ... how to heat up..

[Deleted User] · 2022-01-15 20:54:18

Have a few (cooked) sausages, rashers and puddings.. How does one go about heating them up?... If I put them in the microwave together, likely some will get hot before the rest.. ? Or is the cooker the best option? Could I leave them on plate, and heat oven up to 200 or so, for about 10mins?

15-01-2022 9:54pm

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Have a few (cooked) sausages, rashers and puddings.. How does one go about heating them up?... If I put them in the microwave together, likely some will get hot before the rest.. ? Or is the cooker the best option? Could I leave them on plate, and heat oven up to 200 or so, for about 10mins?

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#2 15-01-2022 10:16pm

Gloomtastic!

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I’d stick them in the microwave for 30 seconds. See what’s cooked and then zap for longer as necessary.

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#3 15-01-2022 10:20pm

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Cheers Gloom.. I'll try something like that later on in a bit..

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