Sentences with phrase «rewarming at»

After the sudden rewarming at 11,550 years ago that ended the Younger Dryas, things gradually warmed into the period of modern sea level and agriculture.

Rewarm at 350 °F for 10 - 15 minutes.)

Not exact matches

When you're a food blogger, you make dinner at lunch time and eat it rewarmed, hours later.

I wish I had read the comments though because I'm going to be reheating this for lunch at work and will have to try to rewarm it gently in the micro.

To rewarm, simple place in a toaster, 1/2 waffle at a time to toast (I needed two rounds of normal «bread» toasting, about 5 minutes)-- or toast in a 350 degree oven until browned and warm through.

I love that this can be made ahead of time then rewarmed, loosely covered with foil at 300 degrees for about 20 minutes, making it a great candidate for a Thanksgiving side dish.

The potatoes can be rewarmed in the oven at this point.

Roast them 1 — 2 hours before the party starts and serve at room temperature, or rewarm just before serving.

Just rewarm from frozen covered for about 30 - 40 minutes at 375 F, removing the foil in the last 10 minutes until bubbly and hot.

Further to Eric's response to John Finn at # 20, presumably the simplest answer of all is that almost everyone agrees that there was a «Little Ice Age» of sorts which affected at least Europe, and from which rewarming had begun by the 18th century.