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A baster is used to return some of the meat and poultry juices from the pan back to the food.
When the poultry is fully cooked, the juices should run clear. If the juices are pinkish in color, it needs to cook longer.
Juice fasting is something in which you have to do fasting but you can have juices.
Of course you take it out! I don't, but I DO thaw it out in a pan, to collect the water and juices for easier disposal.
If you are cooking something (like a piece of meat) on a try in an oven, then fat and juices will come out and collect in the tray. Basting is the process of periodically opening the oven and spooning these juices over the cooking meat.
never cook chicken under 165 degrees....and make sure that the juices' have run clear
they hunt, fish, carve things out of wood, they farm different foods, chop trees down, collect juices from plants and make houses
You should store uncooked meats in the bottom drawer of your refrigerator so if juices should leak they will not come in contact with anything else.
Yes, it is tasty ice. Otherwise known as ice-lollies.
Juices in several forms have been around for centuries. The earliest known juices were orange juice and juices made from various sweet berries.
Yes, juices
Do not cook any poultry, even Cornish hens, from the frozen state. Thaw in the refridgerator, then cook immediately. You can cook as many at a time as you want to. Four birds takes approx. 35 mins at 350 F. Poultry should be cooked to an internal temperature of 170 F, and the juices from the meat should be clear.