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1 week ago

Robert Irvine's Extra Steps For Perfectly Golden-Brown Ribs - Tasting Table

To achieve tender, juicy perfection, chef Irvine's crispy fried pork spare ribs recipe involves wrapping a rack of ribs tightly in plastic wrap, then in aluminum foil after they've been seasoned and have had time to rest before oven cooking. But the plastic! Won't the heat from the oven melt it? In short, no. In a similar rib recipe for Food Network, Chef Irvine specifically notes that at 225 degrees Fahrenheit, the plastic wrap won't get hot enough to melt.
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3 months ago

Why The Best (And Crispiest) Bacon Starts On A Cold Pan, According To Geoffrey Zakarian - Tasting Table

Start bacon in a cold skillet with water and cook low and slow to keep thick, juicy slices; reserve rendered fat for cooking.
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8 months ago

The Best Way To Cook Brisket Points And Flats Simultaneously - Tasting Table

Cooking brisket requires the right technique, focusing on low and slow methods for optimal tenderness.
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