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Animals eat fresh meat. Why can't I?
I was joking about rare pork, because I thought he was joking about raw chicken. I guess we both learned something. While I don't eat pork rare I cook it to 145 and let it rest.. It's just as satisfying as Steak if you know what your doing Honestly I don't eat pork chops at restaurant, just because I feel like they'll overcook them.Ive been cooking for a living my entire life, i guess i should have said in America, because @mb23100 corrected me showing video of Japanese restaurants serving raw chicken.
I actually spent a few minutes reading about how it is possible. So im going to change my statement to in America, not worldwide. Im ignorant on food culture outside of the country i live in.
Pork honestly isnt as dangerous by a long shot. Weve all eaten undercooked bacon or bloody porkchops and loved it. But restsurants are supposed to cook pork all the way through.
Alot of times people think their pork chop is medoum rare because of blood, but that blood collects around the bone and rests. If you cut your porkchop open its cooked completely.
I do believe you at eat pork at 135F safe. You are required to cook it to 155F in america i believe. And an overcooked porkchop sucks. So i agree with you sort of.
This doesnt apply to a porkchop, but when smoking pork alot of people will put it out early at let the temperature rise slowly while it cooks itself, leaving a very red "rare" look. Even though its fully cooked.
Either way, i always overcook pork in a restaurant. If theres bloody or any pink it gets sent back so i have to do it again. And that shit sucks.
I always undercook steak, so i can just cook it more instead of wasting product because someone doesnt know how they like their steak
Lmao you grill bros are hilarious. You all make “perfect”food and its all overcooked, dry and improperly seasoned.Barbequed a beef tenderloin last weekend. Brought it just to perfection, let it sit for ten more minutes covered to continue rising to temperature, then put it on the block, let it sit for a minute and chopped into it. Red all through with a perfect crust.
For someone who has been cooking all of your life you have no fucking clue what youre talking aboutIve been cooking for a living my entire life, i guess i should have said in America, because @mb23100 corrected me showing video of Japanese restaurants serving raw chicken.
I actually spent a few minutes reading about how it is possible. So im going to change my statement to in America, not worldwide. Im ignorant on food culture outside of the country i live in.
Pork honestly isnt as dangerous by a long shot. Weve all eaten undercooked bacon or bloody porkchops and loved it. But restsurants are supposed to cook pork all the way through.
Alot of times people think their pork chop is medoum rare because of blood, but that blood collects around the bone and rests. If you cut your porkchop open its cooked completely.
I do believe you at eat pork at 135F safe. You are required to cook it to 155F in america i believe. And an overcooked porkchop sucks. So i agree with you sort of.
This doesnt apply to a porkchop, but when smoking pork alot of people will put it out early at let the temperature rise slowly while it cooks itself, leaving a very red "rare" look. Even though its fully cooked.
Either way, i always overcook pork in a restaurant. If theres bloody or any pink it gets sent back so i have to do it again. And that shit sucks.
I always undercook steak, so i can just cook it more instead of wasting product because someone doesnt know how they like their steak
Lmao you grill bros are hilarious. You all make “perfect”food and its all overcooked, dry and improperly seasoned.
If youre barbecuing tenderloin youre already lost
For someone who has been cooking all of your life you have no fucking clue what youre talking about
Ribeye was on sale and I really wanted to try it...what a waste.
Saw Bourdain eat raw chicken at an izekaya in one of his old no reservation shows. Still not convinced.Ive been cooking for a living my entire life, i guess i should have said in America, because @mb23100 corrected me showing video of Japanese restaurants serving raw chicken.