01-02-2013, 08:01 AM
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Re: Who is your favourite Celebrity Chef
Originally Posted by The Dog Lover
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Also regarding undercooked meat, red meat has no flavour if its cooked all the way through. Beef in particular must be cooked rare to medium rare to have any taste at all and a bit of blood does you no harm.
All meat when on the hoof is full of bacteria and when it dies, if it is not treated then the bacteria eat away at the carcass, maggots develop and the meat rots. If meat is not thoroughly cooked the the bacteria are not destroyed and when you eat it they are transferred to you, possibly causing you upset stomach or worse, as some people returning from holidays abroad will verify.
I do not like under cooked meat of any kind, mind you it can be over cooked, but I much prefer it fully cooked.
he is so precise and explains things well .
01-02-2013, 11:56 PM
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Re: Who is your favourite Celebrity Chef
Originally Posted by The Dog Lover
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But UJ if you cook beef rare to medium rare you don't need any marinade because it is tasty enough on its own. Overcooked beef is a crime 
Rarely watch cooking programs except Posh Nosh and bits of Po's Kitchen (she is not a chef and I love her
). Apparently less than 12% of the viewing audience ever make anything that these cooks demonstrate so it really is a waste of air time. 11-02-2013, 01:07 AM
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Re: Who is your favourite Celebrity Chef
I like Masterchef and it amazes me how people improve over the course of the program. I also like Heston Bleumenthal(?) just for the sheer enjoyment of his thinking and the interesting end result. Could never make any of it of course. Poh's Kitchrn is very good but dob't know if you see that in UK.
17-02-2013, 05:15 PM
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Re: Who is your favourite Celebrity Chef
Originally Posted by Myth and Magic
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I always liked Ainsley Harriot's flamboyant style ,,, where is he these days?chef
sorry about the pics, I can't help myself!
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