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That may help w/ juices too - if you require a lot of that. |
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That steak ain't getting to room temp in to minutes. I leave mine out for an hour. Any bacteria that gets on it oldie ant have time to penetrate the meat and anything on the surface will die as soon as it hits the pan. But you said you left yours uncovered? That may be the difference. The fridge can pretty quickly dehydrate uncovered food. |
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I have a friend who I told of this method and he said it made it too salty for him so there is no way to please everyone... Seems we have similar tastes in food though |
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The evaporation personably would concentrate the salt. I've never tried them uncovered, so no idea for Inmem. |
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Never seen them here Donger, I have seen those yellow low acid tomatoes that are mushy
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But yeah, It was a horrible horrible feeling - like worse than the flu illness. Similar but worse. |
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Salmonella and e-coli can't penetrate into muscle tissue. Beef is usually parasite free anyway. Even whole cuts of pork don't need to be cooked to well done since there hasn't been a case of trichinosis from from commercial raised pork for decades.
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