protienpowder
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How long should I cook beef and chicken? I always seem to overcook it when using my pan cuz I can't tell if its completly cooked are not. Is it alright just to boil it?
help a former vegitarian cook meat
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The trick to cooking meat to perfection is watching it closely and allowing the meat to rest for 15 - 20 minutes after cooking to allow the juices to settle and reassimilate within the muscle fiber.
Cooking times can be tricky. For chicken breast I throw it in the oven at 350 for 18 minutes then hit the broiler for another 2 minutes. Once the chicken is out of the oven don't touch it for 15 - 20 minutes. Then dive in to the moistest meat your tongue will ever taste.
For steak, I take the steer out back, club her on the head, wipe her ass and put her on a plate. I like my beef blood raw.
If you are pan searing for medium, 3 minutes on each side with a resting period of 10 minutes will be perfect.
Cooking times can be tricky. For chicken breast I throw it in the oven at 350 for 18 minutes then hit the broiler for another 2 minutes. Once the chicken is out of the oven don't touch it for 15 - 20 minutes. Then dive in to the moistest meat your tongue will ever taste.
For steak, I take the steer out back, club her on the head, wipe her ass and put her on a plate. I like my beef blood raw.
If you are pan searing for medium, 3 minutes on each side with a resting period of 10 minutes will be perfect.
bbestar
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I've actually started eating more vegetables and fruits as a complete meal.
Whats the reason your eating meat now.
Whats the reason your eating meat now.