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What is the flesh of swine?
Used for cooking meats, the flesh of swine is called pork.
What does the root word carn mean?
it means flesh carnivore is flesh eating
What is flesh is flesh fat what eats flesh what does omnivorous mean what does flesh mean give me an example of something that eats animal's flesh.what does feeding on both plantanimal flesh?
Carniverous animals are flesh eaters, humans are carniverous and eat plants
How long does it take for human flesh to roast?
Cooking times are the same as recommended for pork.
What is the required minimum internal cooking temperature for cooking fish?
Pursuant to the US Food Code it is 145 degrees F. You can also judge doneness by checking to see that the bones have become translucent, that the flesh has begun to flake, and that the flesh has become opaque.
What's inside a coconut and how is it used in cooking and other applications?
Inside a coconut, you will find white flesh and coconut water. The flesh can be used in cooking to add flavor and texture to dishes, such as curries, desserts, and baked goods. Coconut water is a refreshing drink and can also be used in smoothies and cocktails. Coconut oil, which is extracted from the flesh, is commonly used in cooking, baking, and skincare products due to its health benefits.
Do you peel parsnips before cooking them?
Yes, it is recommended to peel parsnips before cooking them to remove the tough outer skin and reveal the tender flesh inside.
What does human flesh mean?
The stuff that makes up your body is "human flesh".
Can pork be cooked medium?
Yes. But it's slightly hazardous. Cooking kills parasites in pork flesh.
Do parsnips need to be peeled before cooking?
Yes, parsnips should be peeled before cooking to remove the tough outer skin and reveal the tender flesh inside.
What does chair mean in English?
the flesh
What is does flesh mean in Japanese?
Eskimo
