Rebaked

Now, at two in the morning, the neglected ham had been baked and rebaked while the teams had answered back-to-back alarms. ❋ Graham, Darlene (1999)

The potatoes are rebaked until lightly golden on top. ❋ Laurie Burrows Grad (1987)

A piece of crust may be put in the oven and rebaked, and spread with butter. ❋ A. W. Duncan (N/A)

At one time a considerable amount was rebaked for patent fuel, and the last use to which it had been put was in carrying out some process with Australian meat. ❋ Richard Jefferies (1867)

In part two of his two-part look at the new fall television season, Jeff Yang invites a group of opinionated friends to watch the premiere of freshly rebaked cop drama Hawaii ❋ By Jeff Yang (2010)

On February 6th, 2009 at 8: 36 am Papamama77 said: my aunt hazel's chocolate roll …. which is pie pastry rolled like a cinnamon roll with chocolate, sugar and butter in between, baked and topped with a wonderful chocolate sauce and rebaked for a few minutes. mmmmm! ❋ Unknown (2009)

Perhaps it’s a scone cut in two and simply quickly heated/rebaked in the oven? ❋ Unknown (2007)

September 19, 2005 at 1: 52 am hey penny, before you go spouting some rebaked talking points on “lame academics,” you might want to check your own grasp of academics: “irregardless” ain’t a word, sweetie. never was. new rule: before you defame college campuses, you actually have to have stepped on a college campus! anti-intellectualism is deeply hilarious when it’s perpetuated by dullards. ❋ Unknown (2005)

• Baked cereals follow in the mold of the 19th century original, C. W. Post’s Grape Nuts: dough of some sort is formed, baked, sometimes granulated and rebaked. ❋ Harold McGee (2004)

The Italian hard cookies called biscotti remain true to this heritage; they’re lean doughs leavened with baking powder, baked in flattish loaves, then cut crosswise into thin pieces and rebaked at a low oven temperature to dry them out. ❋ Harold McGee (2004)

a vast accumulation of old pipes, they were sent back again to be rebaked, and returned fresh and new. ❋ Alfred Arthur Reade (N/A)