yes because it is holding in al of the juices.
it depends if you are weighing happiness, calories, or actual weight. The happiness weighs a ton, the calories weigh even more, and it's actual weight varies.
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The recommended cooking temperature for pink hamburger meat to ensure it is safe to eat is 160F.
Some weigh foods before cooking, but most weigh the cooked food because you will be eating it cooked.
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It's not about cooking "time" but rather cooking "temperature". Factors such as thickness of the pattys, temp of the grill/saute pan/broiler/etc all impact the time. The answer for cooking temperature is as follows- * Rare: 130°F * Medium rare: 140°F * Medium: 150°F * Well done: 160°F Hope that helps!
To properly defrost a hamburger before cooking it, you can place it in the refrigerator overnight or use the defrost setting on a microwave. Avoid defrosting at room temperature to prevent bacteria growth.
A hamburger's main ingredient is ground beef, which has no starch. However, there are many methods to prepare the meat prior to cooking it as a hamburger. This can include use of breadcrumbs as a filler, and if these are not used, there most likely is no starch in the hamburger.
Yes.
If you you eat 3 or more slices, that will have more fat then a hamburger. If it is less then two slices the hamburger has more fat
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