I don't trim mine much before cooking and
I cook them fat side down.
My question: Why
cook fat side down?
Not exact matches
Place the roast on the
cooking rack,
fat side up, and cover all but one corner of the smoker with heavy - duty aluminum foil.
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Lazy weekday breakfast: a little duck
fat with leftover slow
cooked lamb shoulder, bone broth gravy and leftover roasted Brussels sprouts, leeks, red onion and kumara (sweet potato) with a
side of homemade golden kraut
Place each piadina in a dry pan (no extra
fats needed) and
cook for 2 minutes on either
side, or until you see little brown bubbles forming, as it caramelises on the bottom.
In a 6 quart slow
cooker place the
fat side down of the Boston butt.
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Place the brisket on
cooking grate over the drip pan,
fat side up, and indirectly
cook as above adding more chips halfway through the
cook.
The reason I
cook fat down is to protect the exposed
fat side from the direct heat in many
cookers, and to keep all the juices from running out the bottom.
On the Big Green Egg I always use a platesetter and
cook a big whole brisket
fat side down.
Per your instructions, I placed the brisket in the
cook chamber «
fat -
side» down.
Smoke the bellies
fat side up for 2 1/2 to three hours or to an internal temperature of 150 degrees F. turning them over halfway through the
cook.
Reheat bacon
fat in skillet til medium - hot, then form small cakes and
cook about 4 minutes per
side until golden brown.
Carefully add the okra to the hot
fat, shaking to remove excess flour, and
cook for 3 - 5 minutes per
side, until golden but not too brown.
If you still see white, continue
cooking on the
fat side until it's gone (but without letting the skin burn).
* As you turn them, do let the chops
cook briefly on their
sides to
cook off / crisp up some of the
fat.
Push the meat to the
side of the pan and add the egg, frying it in the chorizo
fat, until the whites are completely
cooked and the yolk is barely set, about 3 minutes.
The only thing is that I
cooked the packets vegetable
side down, and the oil and
fat from the fish ended up coating the vegetables.
They are however, packed with veggies,
cooked with minimal oil and
fat, and bite - sized, so you've got portion control on your
side — which is most of the battle anyways, right??
Cooking the thighs skin
side down in a cast - iron skillet to renders out the
fat and crisps the fatty skin up like bacon.
The natural
fat and juices that
cook out of the tuna muscle during our once -
cooked process are not enough to surround all
sides of the fish, thereby producing an almost caramelized effect in certain areas.
Cook 2 duck breasts, skin
side down, until
fat is rendered and surface is deeply browned and crisp, 10 - 15 minutes; transfer to a plate.
Place the lamb on the grill,
fat side down, and
cook for 40 minutes.
Place brisket in a smoker,
fat side up, and
cook for about 1 / 1/2 hrs.
Hello Dr. BBQ: Everyone tells me to
cook brisket with the
fat side up, but you say
cook it with the
fat side down, so what's the scoop?
Tom Hi Tom, I prefer to
cook my briskets
fat side down on any
cooker that has the fire underneath the meat.
Generously season the roast with the rub and place the roast,
fat side up, on the
cooking grate.
Reduce heat to medium - high; continue
cooking skin
side down, occasionally rearranging chicken thighs and rotating pan to evenly distribute heat, until
fat renders and skin is golden brown, about 12 minutes.
I prefer to
cook my briskets
fat side down on any
cooker that has the fire underneath the meat.
Turn pork chop upright and hold on its
side with tongs to sear
fat cap;
cook about 2 minutes.
Place duck, skin
side down, in a cold large skillet, then set over low heat and
cook, shifting breasts in skillet occasionally for even
cooking, until
fat is rendered and skin is deep golden brown, 12 — 15 minutes.
Here I usually compromise, starting with the
fat side up for the first half of the
cooking time, then
fat down for the last so the
fat protects the bottom of the meat from being overcooked.
Season pork loin (look for one with a nice dark color and some
fat on it) with salt and
cook until browned on all
sides, 10 — 15 minutes.
Place the brisket on
cooking grate,
fat side up, over drip pan, and indirectly
cook as above.
Move the beans to one
side of the skillet and add about two tablespoons of the
cooking fat of choice.
Transfer frozen steak to skillet and
cook, turning once, until all
sides, including the
fat cap, are deeply browned and a crisp crust has formed, about 3 minutes per
side.
Make sure it has a nice layer of
fat on one
side (this will keep everything moist and delicious as it
cooks.)
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Once it's
cooked up, set it off to the
side and drain the
fat out of your pan.
Cook in a single layer in the hot bacon
fat for 2 - 4 minutes on each
side, in batches if necessary, until browned and soft.
Place roast
fat side up in a slow
cooker.
Focus on greens and healthy
fat (think nice meat cuts, salmon, avocados, healthy oils, nuts, and seeds), and consider substituting starchy carbs
cooked with oil for an extra
side of greens.
Cook the chops for 3 - 4 mins each
side, then stand them up and griddle the
fat for 1 - 2 mins.
On the positive
side, I have also received messages from people who were able to finally resolve chronic kidney stone or fibromyalgia issues once they significantly reduced or eliminated their green smoothie intake in favor of salads and / or veggies
cooked in a healthy
fat.
Add the chicken, skin -
side down, and
cook 3 to 5 minutes or until the skin has turned golden brown and some
fat has rendered.
You want to
cook them in a generous amount of heart healthy, heat stable
fat (I used coconut oil) over medium heat, for about 2 - 3 minutes per
side or until nice and golden.
Add the chicken thighs, skin
side - down, and
cook until the skin is light brown and crispy and most of the
fat has rendered out and is liquid in the pan, 8 - 10 minutes.
When ready to
cook, empty the pork and marinade into a slow
cooker (
fat side up).