Serious Eats on MSN
Why so many meat cooking rules are wrong—and what actually makes steaks juicy and chicken crisp
The real threat to a juicy steak isn't one poke—it's overcooking. Skipping the thermometer out of fear of "losing juices" is ...
Southern Living on MSN
Our Most Popular Slow-Cooker Recipe Of 2025 Is 'Absolutely Delicious'
Slow cookers are good for more than soups, stews, and long-simmered meat. This robust Slow Cooker Cowboy Casserole is a ...
I baked, pan-fried, microwaved, and poached chicken breasts to see which method gave me the most flavor and best texture in ...
From Hoppin' John with black-eyed peas to soft pretzels to tamales, here are 15 foods people eat on New Year's Eve or New ...
Don't treat your ground beef like a stir-fry -- be patient and follow these cooking tips to achieve tender, perfectly browned ...
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This meat cooking myth could actually do more harm than good
The myth purports that washing meat can make it safer, but only cooking it to recommended temperatures effectively kills any harmful bacteria on its surface. On the contrary, washing meat can actually ...
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You're Storing Meat Wrong — Follow Pro Chefs’ and Butchers’ Advice to Keep It Tasty and Tender
I asked pro chefs, butchers, and food safety experts how they keep meat fresh for longer, and they said the best method is to ...
For years, people have repeated certain kitchen rules as fact. But testing shows some of them don't hold up. These are the meat cooking myths worth letting go of. Your steaks, chops, and taste buds ...
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