Jen and her family love to eat, and Jen considers herself more than capable in the kitchen, yet pork is synonymous with failure. It always turns out too dry or too tough, to the point where she feels ...
Look for beef that's firm to the touch. Avoid wet, slimy meat and meat with a greenish-grey tinge and an 'off' smell. Always check the 'use by' dates on pre-packed meat. Colour is often cited as a ...
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For roasting, choose meat that's still on the bone - it has more flavour and is less prone to drying out during cooking. Likewise the best roasting joints are usually ones that aren't too lean.
As an expert in outdoor cooking, Greg has written more than 30 articles on grilling and barbecuing for Food & Wine across categories including kamado grills, pizza ovens, and meat thermometers.