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26th 2009f November, 2009

Meat and poultry tips - part 4a

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13. Make perfect meatloaf. If you don’t want your meatloaf soaking in drippings of fat and water while it cooks, invest in one of the new meatloaf pans with a built-in rack. The holes in the bottom of the rack allow the juices to drain away from the meat. The result is perfect meatloaf every [...]
24th 2009f November, 2009

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17th 2009f November, 2009

Meat And Poultry Tips - Part 3d

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12.Roast meats perfectly. For tender, juicier roasted meats, substitute wine, tea or beer for water in your favorite recipes. These liquids help to tenderize the meat more than plain water does and they add a rich flavor to whatever you are cooking. Go ahead and try it, you’ll be surprised what a difference it makes. -------------------------------------------------------- Visit [...]
17th 2009f November, 2009

Meat And Poultry Tips - Part 3c

Posted by admin in Fish Recipes, Recipes at 11:46 am | Permanent Link
11.Cooking fish. To minimize moisture loss when grilling, baking or sautéing fish, it’s important to use a relatively high heat and cook the fish for a short time. When you cook fish longer than necessary, the juices and flavors are lost, leaving the fish dry and chewy. Plus, overcooked fish is prone to falling apart. -------------------------------------------------------- Visit [...]
17th 2009f November, 2009

Meat And Poultry Tips - Part 3b

Posted by admin in Fish Recipes, Recipes at 11:44 am | Permanent Link
10.Cooking poultry. Despite what you may have heard, poultry does not need to be washed before cooking. Wipe it with a damp cloth if needed. If it has been frozen, wipe it with absorbent paper to remove any excess moisture. Always be sure that poultry is cooked through. To test for readiness, pierce the flesh [...]