So you just hosted a summer party and ended up with a lot of leftover burgers
What are you going to do? Pause them? No! Fortunately, eating a burger is not really that complicated
So let's eat these baby size. We are going to go through three different ways to re-heat burgers
Before you re-heat a burger, whether it's homemade or store-bought, it's important to
bring it to room temperature. So after you have taken it out of the freezer, place it on a table top and leave it there
for a few minutes. If you don't leave it for too long, a bacteria and mold might start to develop
Once the burger reaches the room temperature level, separate the filling bun and patty
Don't separate them while frozen or some fillings will end up sticking in the patties or the bun
It is possible to re-heat the entire burger while the fillings are in it, but this could
make the bun hard while the patty will become very soft. Thus, the best way to re-heat a hamburger is to separate each component
The fillings can be re-used after you eat it. You can season the vegetables to make them even more flavorful
Now the easiest way to re-heat your burger is on the microwave, but it also might be
your worst case scenario. Most people just put it on some random number and press start
While using the microwave will not produce the best result, it can still work if you
don't have that luxury of time to thinning the patties. But if you want good results, there are steps to follow when it comes to the proper way
to reheat a burger in the microwave. The first thing you should do is put it in a microwave dish and then check the microwave
re-heat setting. Place the dish in the microwave and heat for up to 2 minutes
Depending on the patty's thickness, it might be necessary to cook them over halfway
After about 2 minutes, touch the patty with your bare fingers. If it's already hot enough to your liking, then you're done
Otherwise, microwave it again for another 30 seconds. Now the best way to reheat burgers is to use the oven
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. If you've got the oven set to 400 degrees for reheating the patties, maintain the same temperature
To reheat the buns, wrap them with aluminum foil. Make sure you wrap each bun separately
You're going to need a baking pan and an oven rack. Place the patties directly into the oven's metal rack
Put a baking pan underneath for the excess fat to drip. Cook the patties for about 3 minutes, depending on the size of the oven that you use
After about 3 minutes, arrange the buns on the rack and flip the patties to the other side
Cook for another 2 minutes until the bun produces a golden brown color
And then garnish with veggies and other fillings of your choice. The third way to reheat your burger is on the grill
You set the grill to medium heat and arrange the patties above the grill
Heat it for up to a minute before flipping them over. Remove the patties after 30 to 60 seconds
Then place the buns on the grill and cook them in the same way. This should take around 60 seconds
And those are 3 ways to reheat your burger. Now if you just need to reheat the patties, follow any of the methods mentioned above
Since you don't have to reheat the buns, you might as well go for the microwave method
since it's faster and more convenient. But don't use the microwave to just heat the buns, or it will become very hard
Well that's it! Those extra burgers won't go to waste. Remember to like and subscribe and tune in next time for more mouthwatering videos