What reheats the best?

One that is commonly served in where I am is Fried Vermicelli. Its more asian I think I'm not sure where you stay. But it heats up and retains its flavor over time too. One ways of frying it: Shredded carrots and cabbage (for color and taste) Scrambled eggs Shredded sausages (or franks as u might call them) Seafood strips, balls or anything (slice them up) Some meat in small shreds Bean sprouts Prepare the scrambled eggs first. Cook the carrots and cabbage for a while. This lets the juices come out. Add a bit of water if needed. Add the vermicelli when the carrot and cabbage is almost cooked. There should be some juice left in the vegies. This juice will help to cook the vermicelli. Stir and mix then well, when the vermecilli is nearly cooked, add in the other ingredients. Stir and mix again, until the whole lot is nicely mixed and cooked. You might want to add some soy sauce for seasoning.

I make chicken cordeon bleu ahead of time, fry them, but don't bake yet. When you deliver it, he'll have to put it in the oven for 1/2 hour. I also don't put cheese in mine, I make a cheese sauce to put over it. I can never get the cheese to stay inside while I fry it. Also sweedish meatballs, meatloaf, barbequed beef, pot roast, all reheat well. Good luck!

chicken tenders. i love chicken tenders and i think it can be made easy for reheat too since it is mess free. another option is barbequed chicken or pork. put them on stick so it will look presentable.

There are plenty of recipes that can be made ahead of time and reheated. Casseroles for one. I will give you an example: CHICKEN & CASHEW CASSEROLE Ingredients 500gms of chicken pieces 250 pkt of unsalted cashews potatoes carrots celery peas corn tinned tomatoes 2 onions chicken stock cube thickening flour (eg arrowroot) Recipe Lightly fry the cut up chicken pieces (bite size) Lightly fry cut up onions & place in casserole Place in a large casserole cut up potatoes in bite size pieces (any amount) cut carrots, celery (bite size pieces) Place potatoes, carrots and celery in casserole Put peas, corn & tinned tomatoes in casserole Put in crumbled chicken stock cube in casserole Put cashews in casserole Give it all a good mix Add thickening flour & at least 2 cups of water Give it all a good stir. * This recipe can be heated in a microwave or the oven (180 degrees for at least one hour) Can be frozen & reheated. I can give you more cheap & tasty recipes if you want.

swedish meatballs would be good, just throw them in a crockpot. Nacho dip goes over real well with men. Or you could make real meatballs in tomatoe sauce, then all they have to do is add bun and cheese throw in oven, and meatball subs.

chili! chili gets better with age, and there are so many things that you can make with it! you can have a bowl of chili, have chili spagetti, a chili-cheese dip for tortilla chips, chili over spanish rice..the possibilities are endless!

i found one site which will provide you with many recipes which you can amke ahead, here si the link http://busycooks.about.com/od/makeaheadrecipes/Make_Ahead_Recipes_and_OAMC.htm i hope it might works...good luck

Based on the ideas you already have (lasagna, gumbo), how about a big pot of chili along with fresh baked corn muffins? I usually serve heavier desserts for men too... super fudgey brownies always being a real hit!

Well you could do sausages in a honey, brown sugar, mustard and soya sauce and you can just keep it heating in a slow-crock-pot. They are very tasty!! Chinken wings and chicken legs.... Spare ribs in a honey sauce..... Spring rolls, rice..... I hope thats of some help!!

What about Vegetable with dips...vegetable salad..Lasagna is good..Make a cake for their desert or fruit salad..or maybe fry some chicken. Hope this gives you an idea. Good luck!

Mallee Quiche 4 eggs, 1 1/2 cups milk, 250gm chopped bacon, 250gm grated cheese, 1 medium diced onion, 1 tbsp chopped parsley, 1/2 cup self raising flour. MIx all ingredients together and put in a greased dish, top with sliced tomato. Bake in a moderate oven for 1 hour. Spinach and Ricotta Caneloni, shepherds pie, home made sausage rolls (if you want recipes for any of these just pm me to come let you know and i'll post them up here)

I reheat alot of stuff in the microwave and I've found that if you add a little,very little bit of water to each dish before storing it,whe you reheat it it stays just like it was fresh.....the water helps to keep it moist,I guess that's why frozen food cooks better in the microwave too

I highly suggest Digorno pizza or how ever you spell it.. it tastes really really good or you could just order a pizza at the guys house and not let anyone know. But i would have to say that if you brought lasagna that would be pretty good. Also i would suggest that you bring pasta, that is great with red sauce or something maybe. But honestly i dont think guys who are playing poker will worry that much about what they are eating they just care that they are eating so i wouldn't worry TOO much about it.