Leftovers

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 I think leftovers are something no one loves.

But I am trying something new tonight.

This is an idea from venisonfordinner.com   She loads her leftovers on lined cookie sheets and pops it all in the oven and serves food from there.

I preheated the oven to 475 degrees F ( because you know 500 is just too high , right? Lol), lined a cookie sheet with foil and layered on the leftovers from Sunday’s dinner and popped in the oven for 12 minutes. Everything was hot, nothing was mushy etc.  It worked and I plan on doing it again because everyone can eat at the same time...no waiting on the microwave!




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