Can an Air Fryer Reheat Leftover Pizza? Chef Nini finds out @The Spruce Eats

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Can an Air Fryer heat leftover pizza to recreate that fresh restaurant taste at home?! Chef Nini tests 4 methods to reheat pizza to find out what works best - Stovetop, Microwave, Oven, or Air Fryer to create perfectly crispy, cheesy, and golden slices - every time! Subscribe to The Spruce Eats for delicious recipes, one-of-a-kind hacks & more every week!
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Chef Nini The Absolute Best Way To Reheat Leftover Pizza:
00:00 The Absolute Best Ways to Reheat Pizza
00:24 Stovetop Method
01:46 Stovetop Pros & Cons
01:55 Microwave Method
2:40 Microwave Pros & Cons
2:52 Oven Method
3:57 Oven Pros & Cons
4:14 Air Fryer Method
5:14 Air Fryer Pros & Cons
Check out the step-by-step instructions to heat up the BEST Leftover Pizza:
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@jeramieshoe837 3 года назад

I just looked this up because I didn't wanna ruin my expensive pizza. Thank you

@polycrystallinecandy 10 месяцев назад

I bought a new air fryer because I didn't wanna ruin my expensive pizza

@LIBERTY0RDEATH 2 года назад

Air fryer all day. It takes way less time and Cooks the most even. Add a little water to the bottom of the tray and Cook at 400 for 3-4 min done. It will taste better or just as good as you got it.

@joshuaarroyo7235 2 года назад

Bless you for giving me the answer I've been looking for. Reheating my pizza without messing it up...

@christaverduren690 2 года назад

I like to take the slice (or slices) from the fridge and place them on a sheet of tinfoil, spray liberally with cooking spray (like PAM) so the cheese doesn't stick, and wrap the slice up. Put it in a preheated (400F) toaster oven that has convection fan (and is an air fryer but I like just the fan) for about 12 minutes for an average thickness slice (her slices were super thin to me). It gets crispy but not dry cracker on the crust and the cheese is so gooey and melty.

@tomhiggins2166 2 года назад

I prefer the skillet method but start off with the top side down, heat the toppings then flip it over and crisp the bottom.

@r0mediddy 3 года назад

Great tips! I’ll be trying this in my air fryer next time.

@aboutdotcom 3 года назад

Thanks - glad to be of help :) Let us know how it goes!

@fernandoherranz4095 2 года назад

My preferred method is in the toaster oven at about 275-300 degrees for about 5-7 minutes on parchment paper so the cheese doesn't stick like it would on foil. This manages to give me a pretty warm pizza with slightly melted cheese and a slightly crispy crust. It also gives me time to do something else while it's toasting. A quick spray of oil to just moisten the cheese helps too. I wouldn't do my slice in the air fryer. Melted cheese in there is a pain to remove. Thanks for sharing! Great video!

@ryukaganzeroful Год назад

ah man, oil on pizza? it's already loaded with grease and oil lol

@HeddyHunt 3 года назад

Yes! No more sad leftover pizza.

@aboutdotcom 3 года назад

Never Again!

@strangerdaysss 2 года назад

you forgot the toaster. that's my fav method. tho you'll need to keep an eye on it as it may burn. or heat it in short sections at a time until desired readiness.

@aboutdotcom 2 года назад

Thanks for the tip! Will need to try that one.