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BEEF
AND VEAL – General preparation and cooking times
PREPARATION of
Beef
Always
rinse raw meat under cold running water then dry well on kitchen paper.
It has become popular to trim all fat from various cuts of meat, both at the point of sale and in the home, however, we would recommend not doing so until after cooking has taken place as the fat adds enormously to both the cooking process and the taste.
The
same goes for adding salt and other flavourings. Whilst the old saying about
“one always being able to add salt but not being able to take it out”
is true (there’s nothing worse than over salty food), the taste of Beef
and veal, as with all foods, is enhanced by seasoning before and during cooking.
Adding salt afterwards just doesn’t produce the same taste.
Basting
during cooking is advantageous though not always absolutely necessary.
CUTS, COOKING
TIMES AND ALLOWANCES PER PERSON
Roasting
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