I like a skirt steak occasionally. Robust flavor.
Next up on UF Cooking & Farting Channel - corned beef vs. ham.
The only correct answer is ham.
I like a skirt steak occasionally. Robust flavor.
Next up on UF Cooking & Farting Channel - corned beef vs. ham.
Right. Corned beef hash is wonderful slop between my eggs and shredded hash browns. With liberal doses of catsup and hot sauce.The only correct answer is ham.
I know how it works silly! And I'm not talking about chicken at 125F, that would be disgusting. IIRC, at about 150-155F it loses almost any pink but is still super moist.It's only the extended cooking time that makes it safe. At 125f you need over 6 hours to drop Salmonella to safe levels. At 135 it drops to about 2 hours. At 165 it's instantaneous to achieve same level. Peepaws ain't got time for ADDITIONAL reasons to shiite ourselves. But that Depends
My understanding is Irish would have a ham for St. Patty's back in Ireland but beef was cheap in USA so the beef producers pushed corned beef as a cheaper alternative. I like both.The only correct answer is ham.
Skirt steak is awesome grilled. FWIW, not that great sous vide.I like a skirt steak occasionally. Robust flavor.
Next up on UF Cooking & Farting Channel - corned beef vs. ham.
Cool. Ok, that had me scared.I know how it works silly! And I'm not talking about chicken at 125F, that would be disgusting. IIRC, at about 150-155F it loses almost any pink but is still super moist.
porterhouse is best steak.
striploin (ahem, "new york strip") is most overrated steak.
Skirt steak is awesome grilled. FWIW, not that great sous vide.
Yeah, see my edit. 150F is the prime temp for breasts and 1-3 hours.Cool. Ok, that had me scared.
Quick story -was meeting someone at a bar with a kitchen, I order some chicken strips for a snack. I take a bite and wonder "wtf, is there cheese in these? Completely f'n raw.
How many times have you puked this year?Yeah, see my edit. 150F is the prime temp for breasts and 1-3 hours.
wrongA Porterhouse, AKA T-Bone has a fucking strip steak as part of it.
wrong
A t-bone is half sirloin/half tenderloin, dumbassFine, the Porter house will have a larger filet piece on that side of the bone than a T-Bone.
But they will both have a Strip steak opposite the filet.
A t-bone is half sirloin/half tenderloin, dumbass
Too many commas.Kegged a ginger, honey, lemon seltzer. I bet it's pretty GOD when it get's colder.