The method worked like a charm, especially if you let the cooked
meat rest in the fridge until chilled before slicing it.
165 ˚ all poultry ** Use a meat thermometer and let
meat rest for at least 3 minutes before cutting.
(In Iowa I was only able to let the
rubbed meat rest a few hours but the flavors still came through!)
Remove from the heat and let the pork steaks rest for three minutes to allow the juices, in an excited state from the heat, to redistribute throughout the meat
Slide your other hand under the paper and flip the paper over, so the
jerky meat rests on the first hand.
Letting
the meat rest will allow the juices to calm down and redistribute throughout the cut of meat making sure every bite is juicy and delicious.
Letting
the meat rest allows those juices to calm down and redistribute throughout the meat.
Remove from the oven and let
the meat rest for 5 minutes before serving.
While
the meat rests, the balsamic / shallot dressing heats quickly in a small saucepan.
Place the medallions on a heated platter, cover with foil, and let
the meat rest for 2 - 3 minutes.
Place a small knob of butter on top of the steak and let
the meat rest for 5 - 10 minutes.
Let
the meat rest, still wrapped in the paper, for 1 hour.
After grilling, let
the meat rest for about 10 minutes, allowing all of the juices to get reabsorbed, so more of the juice stays in the steak, and not all over the plate.
Once ready, remove tray from the oven and let
the meat rest for 5 minutes.
Add the pork back to the oven and roast another 25 minutes or so, until a thermometer inserted in the loin reads 160 degrees F. Let
the meat rest, then carve and serve with potatoes and pan drippings.
Brush your pork chop with the sauce and let the flavor of victory sink in while
the meat rests.
I cook the veggies in the same skillet that I use for the carne asada while
the meat rests.
Another important factor when cooking beef is to let
the meat rest.
If you let
the meat rest, the juices will redistribute and the meat will be wonderful and juicy.
Transfer the skewers to a platter and let
the meat rest for 5 minutes before serving.
Board dressing: take all of those flavorful juices that accumulate when
the meat rests off your cutting board and pour them back over the meat, where they belong.
One thing I've learned is to let
the meat rest before you cut into it.
We decided to forgo the «full day in the fridge» of letting
the meat rest in a salt rub.
Let
the meat rest until it is comfortable to handle and slice into 1 1/2 - 2 inch cubes.
Remove from the pan and cover with foil to let
the meat rest.
Don't forget, when cooking is complete, let
the meat rest for at least 5 to 10 minutes, so the internal juices redistribute.