How to reheat fried chicken

The microwave definitely has its place in the kitchen (we're looking at you, chocolate brownie mug cake), but ditch it when it comes to fried leftovers.

Whether it's chicken tenders, waffle fries, or copycat Burger King onion rings, the science of food is not in your favor and you'll likely be stuck with a soggy excuse of a meal.

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If you're going to treat yourself to some fried food, you may as well enjoy it — even leftover.

Take the extra time to make sure your leftover wings come out as crispy as they were fresh from the fryer.

The Jewish Week Food & Wine recommends using your oven to resurrect your fried food, since it's the easiest method with the crispiest results.

Preheat a large baking sheet (with or without a wire rack) in your oven at 400 degrees Fahrenheit. Once it's hot, spread out the leftovers in a single layer.

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You don't want to crowd the food! Depending on the item, leave it to cook between ten to 20 minutes. Check periodically and flip halfway, too.

You can use a broiler instead, but be sure

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