3 Ways To Improve The Cooking Quality of Lean Meats ?!
& what techniques can be used to compensate for the lack of Fat!?Www@FoodAQ@Com
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One way is to marinade them!. Certain cuts of meat, such as flank steak, or chicken breast can become more tender or juicy by letting them sit in an acidic marinade for a short period of time!.
Searing is another good method of retaining moisture!. If you sear it, you create a barrier so the juices stay inside!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
Searing is another good method of retaining moisture!. If you sear it, you create a barrier so the juices stay inside!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
Actually you should buy the meat with fat( unless you can't afford it)!.
It's a much better quality and therefore much more expensive!.
The fat burns off during cooking but the "marbled" meat is much more tender!.
1 way is to use a juice( such as Papaya or Pineapple juice as a tenderizer!.
Another is to pound it with a spiked metal tenderizer!.
The other is to cook it to death with a sauce!.
or you can use something like "Adolphs" meat tenderizer!.
TX 2 step, you know as much about meat as a kindergarden kid!.
Why is Prime meat( the fattiest meat) so much more expensive!? Meat is graded on fat content and milk is graded the same way!.
the fattier the meat, the more expensive, the higher the cream content in milk--the more expensive!.
I'm not talking abouit cheap chuck chopped!.
I'm talking about Prime vs Choice vs Select!.
What is so strange about that!?
Are you a butcher!?Www@FoodAQ@Com
It's a much better quality and therefore much more expensive!.
The fat burns off during cooking but the "marbled" meat is much more tender!.
1 way is to use a juice( such as Papaya or Pineapple juice as a tenderizer!.
Another is to pound it with a spiked metal tenderizer!.
The other is to cook it to death with a sauce!.
or you can use something like "Adolphs" meat tenderizer!.
TX 2 step, you know as much about meat as a kindergarden kid!.
Why is Prime meat( the fattiest meat) so much more expensive!? Meat is graded on fat content and milk is graded the same way!.
the fattier the meat, the more expensive, the higher the cream content in milk--the more expensive!.
I'm not talking abouit cheap chuck chopped!.
I'm talking about Prime vs Choice vs Select!.
What is so strange about that!?
Are you a butcher!?Www@FoodAQ@Com
lean protein needs to be cooke either fast and hot or low and slow!. Big cuts of lean meats like roasts should be cooked slowly in moist heat - a crock pot is ideal for these!.
things like skinless, boneless chicken breasts should be quickly sauteed or grilled on an well oiled surface!. Slightly undercook the meat as it will continue to cook while off the heat!. let it rest loosely covered to finish cooking and reabsorb its juices!.
Marinate your meat first!.
Brine your meat if you have time!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
things like skinless, boneless chicken breasts should be quickly sauteed or grilled on an well oiled surface!. Slightly undercook the meat as it will continue to cook while off the heat!. let it rest loosely covered to finish cooking and reabsorb its juices!.
Marinate your meat first!.
Brine your meat if you have time!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
grilling is by far the best - I always use cooking spray on the grills so the meat won't stick!.
broiling is also good but becareful not to scorch!.
then I think stir frys are a super healthy way to both cook and stretch the amt of meat you have on hand!.
If you are looking for some low fat marinades - just use low fat salad dressing!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
broiling is also good but becareful not to scorch!.
then I think stir frys are a super healthy way to both cook and stretch the amt of meat you have on hand!.
If you are looking for some low fat marinades - just use low fat salad dressing!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
Marinate the meat to make it flavorful and tender!. Let it come to room temp before cooking!. Let it rest at least 10 minutes before slicing or cutting!. Serve with a sauce if desired for more flavor!. You can also wrap a piece of meat in turkey bacon before cooking!. Just don't ever use a spiked metal tenderizer!.!.!.it will just tear the meat and won't make it any more tender!. Good luck!Www@FoodAQ@Com
Lean cuts of beef especially, need to be seared and moist cooked until tender!.
1!. season well with salt & pepper and brown all over in deep fry pan!.
2!. add vegetables such as sliced onions, carrot and celery for flavor!.
3!. add broth, wine or water and cover, simmer hours, until tender!. Add potatoes if you like here!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
1!. season well with salt & pepper and brown all over in deep fry pan!.
2!. add vegetables such as sliced onions, carrot and celery for flavor!.
3!. add broth, wine or water and cover, simmer hours, until tender!. Add potatoes if you like here!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
I use 96/4 lean ground sirloin whenever I make chili, spaghetti, hamburgers, meatloaf etc!. If I need "fat", I'll add some olive oil !.!.!.!.!. I marinate flank & skirt steak before I grill it; and slow cook briskets !.!.!.!.!.!.Lean meats actually may cost MORE per pound than fatty meats, but there's less shrinkage!.!.!.!. ( jc's answer was very strange!. I'm not sure where he's finding 96/4 ground sirloin CHEAPER than fatty ground chuck! And flank steak actually costs more per pound than ribeye steaks!)Www@FoodAQ@Com
for softer meat try using an acidic marinade (pineapples, papaya, vinegar), baking soda or other tenderizers, or just pound the meat to break down muscle fibers !. of course, always try to undercook the meat so it won't be tough and dryWww@FoodAQ@Com
let meat sit a room temp!. before cooking
brush with evoo if grilling
let meat sit under a foil tent for 5 min!. before carving or cutting so the juices settle (won't run all over platter
sugar (just a very little) is a natural tenderizerWww@FoodAQ@Com
brush with evoo if grilling
let meat sit under a foil tent for 5 min!. before carving or cutting so the juices settle (won't run all over platter
sugar (just a very little) is a natural tenderizerWww@FoodAQ@Com
wetter cooking methods like brazing can compensate for the moister and over all flavor lost by the lack of fact - u could always introduce a healthier alternative fat for basting and that should work as wellWww@FoodAQ@Com
braising, stewing, crock pot!.!.!.!.
I use lean top sirloin in thin strips in stir fry !.!.!.
with a sauce, it's greatWww@FoodAQ@Com
I use lean top sirloin in thin strips in stir fry !.!.!.
with a sauce, it's greatWww@FoodAQ@Com