
10 Jun 2020 03:04 AM EST
Before the novel coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, take-out food was usually seen as a hurried convenience. For special nights, people went out to dinner. But thousands of restaurants are now closed--and may remain that way. So how do you make take-out food eaten at home feel more like a special night out? According to Business Insider, it all comes down to the atmosphere. Light candles, string fairy lights, and use your best china and silverware. Invest in some luxurious cloth napkins, either restaurant-style white or thematically linked to the style of food you enjoy. 'Plate' your food like a restaurant would, with garnishes or a drizzle of oil or sauce. Fancy! Finally, make your serving dishes a feast for the eyes, too. Crystal or ceramic bowls are far more elegant than aluminum foil loaf tins!

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