Chicken

The Boning Knife This specialty knife has the proper curve and blade thickness for cutting around joints and sinew, as well as removing fat. A… Read More »What Knife Should I Use To Cut Cooked Chicken?

A study of top Olympic boxers revealed that they can punch with between 500-1000 Joules of energy. This means that our chicken would require between… Read More »How Many Times Should You Hit A Chicken?

Follow the steps below to properly rest a steak, roast, or any type of meat: Remove the meat from the oven or off the burner.… Read More »How Do You Rest Meat Without It Going Cold?

If you’d like your steak medium-rare, it should feel like your cheek: tender and soft but still fleshy (as opposed to raw, which would be… Read More »What Does Medium-Rare Feel Like?

Note: There are three important temperatures to remember when cooking meat or eggs at home: Eggs and all ground meats must be cooked to 160°F;… Read More »How Do You Know When Food Is Cooked To The Correct Temperature?

With just a touch, a skilled cook can judge if a piece of meat is done or if it needs more cooking. They’re feeling for… Read More »Why Do Chefs Touch Meat?

By the time a roast chicken is “falling off the bone” it is way overcooked. The breast meat will be dry and the thigh and… Read More »Is Chicken Done If It Falls Apart?

Pierce the thickest part of the meat with a fork or skewer and check that: The juices run clear. It is piping hot all the… Read More »What Is The Best Way To Determine If Meat Is Fully Cooked?

If you poke the piece of chicken with the tip of a sharp knife or a carving fork in its thickest part and the juices… Read More »How Can You Cook Without A Thermometer?

Avoid buying chicken legs; they take the longest to cook, from 40 minutes to up to an hour for larger pieces. How long does it… Read More »What Takes Longer To Cook Legs Or Thighs?