Since it keeps well and isn't dependent
on meat drippings, this is a great part of the holiday meal to make ahead.
Not exact matches
Heat a barbecue or a frying pan and carefully lift the slices from the marinade, allowing excess liquid to
drip off then place
on heat and cook till the
meat is cooked both sides (it will cook quicky).
Place
meat on grill rack over the
drip pan, fat side up.
«Fat down» cookers say the fat
dripping on the coals enhances the smokey flavor and having the rub
on top allows the flavors to seep into the
meat during cooking.
The
meat to be cooked is threaded
on long skewers and the skewers are put in the tandoori vertically so that the juices run down and marinate the
meat and not
drip on the heat source, so it doesn't flare up and burn.
Place
meat on grill rack, fat side up, over the
drip pan.
The site's only mention of mercury is a link to the FDA - EPA warning buried at the bottom of another page, below advice such as «choose fish more often for lunch or dinner» and «store raw
meat, poultry and seafood
on the bottom shelf of the refrigerator so juices don't
drip onto other foods.»
Buying lean cuts of
meat, trimming off most of the fat, and wrapping foods like fish in a foil packet will all help cut down
on smoke by reducing the amount of juices that
drip onto the grill.
Cooking melts away much of the fat in
meat and poultry, so when you cook
meat or poultry in your oven, be sure to put it
on a rack
on a baking pan so the fat
drips away.
Arrange the sliced potatoes
on top of the
meat, then drizzle with a little more
dripping.
The dry - rub spice mix infuses the
meat with flavour and the chicken
drippings at the bottom of the crock - pot taste delicious
on top of quinoa.