How to Reheat Cornbread: 5 easy methods

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No holiday table or hearty bowl of chili is complete without an  accompaniment of cornbread. But how to reheat cornbread  properly without drying it out? Read further for tips and tricks on the best methods to retain moisture and even add more texture when reheating your cornbread.

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The downside of cornbread is that it can go stale quickly. If it's beyond saving, you can always use it to make a delicious pan of vegetarian mushroom stuffing.

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But if it's simply day old cornbread that you want to enjoy, it's possible to reheat it without drying it out further. It can be tricky to reheat cornbread while still retaining the moisture, but I've got 5 easy methods - along with tips and tricks - for how to reheat cornbread successfully.

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Cornbread is a light quick bread with a unique texture provided by the addition of cornmeal. With origins in Native American cuisine, it is also considered a staple of Southern cuisine.

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It's often served as an accompaniment to a bowl of thick and hearty vegetarian chili or southwest black bean soup.

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To store leftover cornbread, it's best to wrap it in foil (after it's completely cooled) and store at room temperature for 1 to 2 days. I do not recommend refrigerating it, as this will dry it out.

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The preferred way of reheating cornbread is in the oven, as it helps  to retain the bread's structure without making it dry and crumbly. To reheat cornbread: preheat oven to 350 degrees F.  Place cornbread on a baking sheet or in a baking dish and cover with foil. Reheat for 10 minutes, until heated through.

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