Thread: Keeping foods warm

In article <[email protected]>,
Gloria P <[email protected]> wrote:

> Someone in another NG asked how to keep muffins or rolls warm while
> transporting them to another location (pot luck, etc.)
>
> My suggestion:
>
> While the muffins are baking, heat a ceramic tile (Home Depot, Lowe's or
> your local tile store, very cheap.) Or you could use a brick.
>
> Place the muffins in a basket or serving dish, wrap with a clean
> dishtowel to absorb moisture (so they won't get soggy.) Place in an
> insulated picnic cooler with one or more heated tiles, wrapped in
> newspaper so they won't melt the interior of the cooler where they
> touch.
>
> The tiles can also be used under a casserole dish on top of a trivet to
> keep the dish warm at the table.
>
> gloria p

Hot idea. <g>
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Omelet <[email protected]> wrote in newsmpomelet-F9E1E7.22140407032009
@news-wc.giganews.com:

> In article <[email protected]>,
> Gloria P <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Someone in another NG asked how to keep muffins or rolls warm while
>> transporting them to another location (pot luck, etc.)
>>
>> My suggestion:
>>
>> While the muffins are baking, heat a ceramic tile (Home Depot, Lowe's
or
>> your local tile store, very cheap.) Or you could use a brick.
>>
>> Place the muffins in a basket or serving dish, wrap with a clean
>> dishtowel to absorb moisture (so they won't get soggy.) Place in an
>> insulated picnic cooler with one or more heated tiles, wrapped in
>> newspaper so they won't melt the interior of the cooler where they
>> touch.
>>
>> The tiles can also be used under a casserole dish on top of a trivet to
>> keep the dish warm at the table.
>>
>> gloria p
>
> Hot idea. <g>



I'm warming to using it next time :-)



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