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This needs settled, as it's come to my attention that some among us prefer their meat cooked under the fires of a Targaryen Dragon.
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Dang,now Im hungry
Cooking is mostly to kill the bacteria and such. For most beef, that isn't on the inside. Aged beef, for example, they let sit a long time and just scrape off the gross outside layer.As a kid I was always told the better the cut of meat the less it needed cooked.
I have held onto that my whole life,not sure how well it applies.
how did you vote Mr OP?
I went with medium for a NY strip or Ribeye
Yes, salmonella is the big enemy when cooking poultry. The temperature required to kill salmonella is dependent on the holding time at that temp. See the link below for more details.I don't know about poultry. Doesn't that possibly have dangerous stuff like salmonella all the way through?
I got Salmonella 4 years ago eating a chicken dish from a food truck.Yes, salmonella is the big enemy when cooking poultry. The temperature required to kill salmonella is dependent on the holding time at that temp. See the link below for more details.
https://blog.thermoworks.com/chicken/chicken-internal-temps-everything-you-need-to-know/
It wouldn't look like too much sour cream if you dumped a bunch of bacon, cheese, and chives on the top.I voted medium rare, figure I'll throw on some pics of my cooking too though (p.s. I know I had way too much sour cream on that baked potato)
Hahaha, there is a bunch of cheese under the sour cream, I put the sour cream on last so everything else has a chance to melt together, and chives were actually mixed with the sour cream.It wouldn't look like too much sour cream if you dumped a bunch of bacon, cheese, and chives on the top.
But no bacon?Hahaha, there is a bunch of cheese under the sour cream, I put the sour cream on last so everything else has a chance to melt together, and chives were actually mixed with the sour cream.