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1 week ago

The Exact Temp To Aim For When Cooking Medium Steak - Tasting Table

"the ideal internal temperature would be between 140 to 145 degrees Fahrenheit after resting." The key here is the phrase "after resting," meaning that this is the temperature the steak will eventually increase to as the residual heat continues to cook the steak after it leaves the pan. Berdoz advises that while the steak is still sizzling in the pan, "you should pull the meat off with an internal temperature of 135 degrees Fahrenheit."
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1 month ago

Try The 3-2-1 Rule For A Perfectly Cooked Brisket Every Time - Tasting Table

Use the 3-2-1 method: smoke brisket 3 hours at ~225°F, wrap and cook 2 hours until 165°F, then uncover 1 hour; rest before slicing.
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2 months ago
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What To Do When Chicken Breasts Turn Out Rubbery (And How To Prevent This) - Tasting Table

Overcooking chicken leads to rubberiness due to moisture loss and muscle fiber contraction.
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6 months ago
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3 Mistakes You're Making With Your Meat Thermometer (And How To Avoid Them) - Tasting Table

Using a meat thermometer correctly ensures food safety and prevents overcooking.
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6 months ago

How To Tell When Fried Chicken Is Done Cooking, With Or Without A Thermometer - Tasting Table

Proper fried chicken should reach an internal temperature of 165 degrees Fahrenheit for safety and juiciness.
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