It's not so
much the actual cooking time that is often a problem, but the prep time.
Not exact matches
I would love to have this as a side for a party, but I won't have too
much time to get things prepped and
cooked before the
actual party.
It reminds me of some delicious pancake - like things I ate once in Prague, which I think were made of zucchini, mushroom, scallion, egg and flour, only they were
much more like
actual pancakes -
cooked smaller and
much smoother.
As
much as I love the «help» of my toddler at meal times, I know that I can count on the clean - up lasting twice as long as the
actual cooking when she joins me in the kitchen.
Pretending for a moment that a donor dropped from the sky to convert our dwarf kitchen into an
actual cooking kitchen, there's still no guarantee that the food produced in it would be
much improved.
I batch
cook and pre-make entire meals like casseroles, pre-
cook meats and make big batches of chicken salad so that I don't have to
cook much on vacation (which makes it an
actual vacation for me!)
This just means that once the food is
cooked, the
actual volume of protein contributed by the fresh chicken is
much less.
Fresh meats contain up to 80 % moisture by volume which means that when the food product is
cooked and processed, most of that moisture is removed and the
actual volume of protein provided by that ingredient could be
much less.
Keep in mind that the water content is included in the original weight or volume — when the product is
cooked, or rendered, the
actual weight might be
much less.
This means that when the product is
cooked to remove moisture, the
actual volume of protein from this ingredient could be
much less.
This means that when the food is
cooked and processed, most of that moisture is removed and the
actual volume of protein provided by the fresh meat could be
much less.
When the whole dog food product is
cooked to a moisture level of 10 % (as per the guaranteed analysis), the
actual volume of protein that the fresh chicken contributes could be
much lower.
This ingredient is a high - quality source of animal protein but there is one thing you should know about fresh meats like chicken — they contain up to 80 % water which means that when the total product is
cooked down to a moisture level of 10 % (as per the guaranteed analysis), the
actual volume of protein that comes from the chicken will be
much lower.
Fresh meats like beef contain up to 80 % moisture by volume which means that when the food product is processed and
cooked,
much of that moisture is removed and the
actual volume of protein provided by the beef could be
much less.
Fresh meats contain up to 80 % moisture by volume and once the total product is
cooked, the
actual volume will be
much lower.
Fresh chicken contains about 80 % water so, in its fresh form, its volume is
much larger than it is after it has been
cooked — after
cooking, the
actual meat content is a fraction of what its original weight was.
One thing you need to know, however, is that fresh meats like chicken contain up to 80 % moisture by volume and once the total product is
cooked, the
actual volume will be
much lower.
One thing you should be aware of when it comes to commercial cat food products is that fresh meats contain up to 80 % moisture — when the whole product is
cooked into kibble, the
actual volume of protein for their ingredient is likely to be
much lower.
One thing worth noting about fresh lamb is that it may contain as
much as 80 % moisture — when the product is
cooked down the
actual volume of protein in this ingredient will be
much lower.
Fresh meats contain up to 80 % moisture by volume — this just means that once the food is
cooked, the
actual volume of protein contributed by the fresh quail could be
much less.
When the whole product is
cooked down to a moisture level around 10 % (as indicated in the guaranteed analysis) the
actual volume of beef protein could be
much lower.
I think it's because
Cook himself can't actually say how
much actual interaction occurred between the rankers because they were not anonymized.