Warm Plates

My husband hates to eat cold food!  Unfortunately, at our house food often gets cold.  I have to take pictures for the blog, and sometimes it takes a while to get a picture that will work.  By warming the plate, the food stays warm longer, and as a result, I have a happy husband.  Below are the instructions I use to warm plates.

Adjust the oven racks to the bottom and center positions. Preheat your oven to 150°F or to the Warm setting. Stack two to four plates on a kitchen towel placed on a baking sheet.

If you need more plates, you can stack an additional four plates the same way you did with the others on second baking sheet on the other rack. Check plates after 10 minutes. They should be warm but not too hot to handle.

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http://www.allfreecasserolerecipes.com/Pork-and-Ham-Casserole-Recipes/Stuffed-Pork-Chop-Casserole

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