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How do you warm up rolls and keep them warm?
I will probably be buying some dinner rolls from Costco's bakery this year for Christmas dinner.
How do you heat them up, and make sure they stay warm?
Re: How do you warm up rolls and keep them warm?
Put the rolls in a paper bag, get the paper bag a little wet/damp, put it in the oven on a warm setting. Pull them out when the bag is dry.
ETA: Don't take them out of the bag until ready to serve.
We grew up with a warming brick like this one.
You heat the rolls like you normally would, place the brick that was warmed in the oven in the bottom of a linen napkin lined basket.
Place the rolls on top of the brick and cover with another linen napkin.