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Physically yes you can. Most meat doesn't do well in the microwave for anything but defrosting since it's basically boiling the meat.
Various cuts from the rear quarter are considered to be the highest quality meat and best cuts to eat.
The best way to get meat from frozen to done in the shortest amount of time is in the microwave, But by cooking it in the microwave you are sacrifing alot of flavor. A better way to do it is to place the frozen meat in a container like a bowl and run it under cold running water until it is thawed out and then put it into a preheated oven or cook it on the stove.
Joshua Applestone has written: 'The butcher's guide to well-raised meat' -- subject(s): Cooking (Meat), Meat, Meat cuts
Mainly chicken is the best meat to cook in clay pot cooking. Clay pot cooking should be done in a minimized heat and should be placed on the trivet for cooking.
Beef put in the microwave at 170-200 degrees for 3-5 minutes. Constantly check and flip the meat to ensure even cooking.
Overcooking can make a tender cut of meat less tender. ---- Tenderness is influenced by the portion of the animal that it came from as well as the animal itself-- how it was raised and what it was fed. For example chuck or shoulder cuts will always be tougher than the tenderloin or rib cuts. Range fed beef will be tougher than beef that was raised in a feed lot. Slow moist cooking such as casseroles and stews will make tougher cuts tender -- and tough cuts can have excellent flavor. For fast hot cooking such as frying or high temperature roasting, set the meat aside to "rest" for 5-10 minutes after cooking and before cutting or serving. This will allow the juices to distribute evenly through the meat and allow the meat fibres to "relax", making the meat more tender.
Back then they used the wood fires and they would heat there food in a large pot, or if they were cooking meat they would put it on a rod.
Yes, the microwave has a function that allows defrosting. However, it also depends on the size of the meat.
Covering meats in a microwave oven holds in steam. This keeps meat moist and tender and shortens cooking time even further.
no this is something we know to do in the microwave. In a conventional oven if you put two pieces of meat in start counting as if it one.
Some cuts of meat are tough because they come from an area of muscle that works hard, or they have a lot of connective tissue in them. Tough cuts of meat are best cooked in a slow moist way, such as a stew, because this gives the fibres time to absorb moisture, soften and break down. Meat from more tender cuts can become tough if overcooked, dried out, or if not given a few minutes in a warm location to relax and let the juices redistribute after cooking.