Their flavors have more time to meld and develop. As the dish sits, chemical reactions continue to break down proteins, fats, and starches, enhancing the depth and complexity of flavors. Spices and seasonings also have more time to permeate the ingredients.
Also, cooling and reheating can further concentrate flavors by reducing moisture, resulting in a richer taste. It’s why leftovers can seem more flavorful than freshly cooked meals.
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