I have leftover baked chicken - can I reheat it on the grill?

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I have leftover baked chicken breast. I want to know if I could reheat it on my gas grill and if it would still taste good after that.



Best Answer

You can, but you'll likely end up drying it out if you just slap it on the grill.

If you're just trying to warm it up while grilling something else, I'd put it in a (relatively flat) foil packet, and use low or indirect heat, so you're just warming it, not heating it so far that you overcook it.




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Can you reheat cooked chicken on grill?

Heat the leftover grilled chicken On medium heat, give your skillet of chicken a good 10 minutes for bone-in, and 5 minutes for pieces or boneless, then turn the pieces. Continue reheating until the chicken has reached an internal temperature of 165 F.

How long does it take to reheat chicken on the grill?

Reheat the grilled chicken for 10-15 minutes (or until it reaches 165\xb0F/74\xb0C ).

How do you reheat already baked chicken?

How to Reheat Chicken in the Oven
  • Step 1: Preheat your oven to 400\xb0F. You want the oven to heat up fully before you attempt to reheat the chicken. ...
  • Step 2: Fit a wire rack over a baking sheet. Take your chicken out of the fridge; let it come to room temp. ...
  • Step 3: Bake for 15 minutes.




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    Answer 2

    Joe's excellent suggestion will keep it from drying out, but if you want to gain some benefit from the flavor that grilling can add to your chicken, try removing it from the foil packet after it's thoroughly heated, brush on some BBQ sauce and let it grill for a couple of minutes (directly on the grill) just until the sauce starts to caramelize.

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