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With high hopes, you buy a thick pork loin roast, season it up and throw it in the oven. An hour later, you remove the … Read more

What’s happening: Pork tenderloin in the oven can cause a certain kind of panic: you smell it roasting; you’re watching the clock; it seems done, … Read more

Knowing about heat transfer… Or at least its physics (will help you prevent dry pork chops). Because thicker cuts of meat cook different than thinner … Read more

Evaporative cooling causes the thermometer to stop climbing. You’ve been tending the fire for hours now. The bark is dark and looks good, but what’s … Read more

By paying close attention to time and temperatures, anyone has the power to change an otherwise disastrous kitchen experiment into actual impressive dish. A pork … Read more

A raw standing rib roast might make you panic. It’s on the table. It’s the star of the show. And it’s going to cost you. … Read more

When looking at a raw piece of beef tenderloin, knowing that your friends will be over within forty-five minutes, you might start to panic. This … Read more

Sometimes it can be confusing walking down the meat aisle or even into a butcher shop. There are ribs lined up and they all kind … Read more

One tried-and-true solution to getting that right is steamed eggs, which are also one option for solving another constant egg-cooking challenge: the white adhering to … Read more