No, it is not a good idea. Thawing in the microwave speeds up bacterial growth. Any kind of meat that reaches room temperature should be cooked immediately, you can then freeze it. The only time you can refreeze meat is if it is still very cold or still partially frozen.
The USDA only recommends refreezing meat if it has been thawed under refrigeration. Thawing meat in the microwave is not thawing it under refrigeration.
There is no such thing. Pork comes from pigs and beef is cow meat, two entirely different animals. It is, however, possible that a badly punctuated recipe meant to refer to a mixture of ground pork and ground beef.
No. You should never refreeze raw meats. You can, however, cook the pork chops and then freeze them.
Salami , Ground Beef , Meat , Pork , Ham , Longanisa , Hotdog, And Ground Lamb
Most of the time, people figure that meatloaf is made from ground beef. But I have an excellent meatloaf recipe made with ground ham, pork and veal.
The meatball could be made out of lamb or pork, but in general it is hamburger from a cow--ground beef.
no beef is from cows and pork is from pigs
According to Wikipedia Pork is the most widely consumed meat and the USDA treats pork as a red meat.
It's possible that neither is in meat loaf. It can be made with any ground meat (or soy blend, if you're a vegetarian). Using pork and/or veal will change the flavor but they aren't necessary.
They can be either.
Yes but the pork is already preserved by salting. Once taken from the freezer do not refreeze.
the agency that grades beef and pork is U.S.D.A choice.
some of it can be beef but the pork ones are the spicy ones