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If it's cut right . . .
and cooked right . . .
it will eat right.
Cut right -
- Stir-fry strips must be cut 1/4-inch thick
or less in order to cook quickly and be tender.
- Steaks for pan-frying or pan-broiling should
be 1/2-inch thick to cook the inside without the outside being
tough and dry.
Cooked right -
- Tender cuts of meat can be cooked by dry-heat
cooking methods, while less tender cuts need moist
heat to make them tender.
- In-between cuts can be marinated for a more
tender result when using dry-heat
cooking.
- Meat cooked to medium degree of doneness
will be the most flavorful and juicy.
Eats right -
- Let roasts rest for 10 to 15 minutes before
carving to let the juices redistribute themselves throughout the
meat.
- Carve less tender cuts thinly and across
the grain.
You are now enjoying beef at its best!
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