How do I keep my brisket warm all day?
Chef's answer
Once the meat reaches temperature, you have a couple of options:Remove the roast from the oven, and (leaving it in foil) wrap it in towels and put it into a small insulated cooler. ... Turn the oven down to its "keep warm setting" (hopefully 170F-180F) and hold the meat that way.
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The biggest mistake you can make when reheating fish is blasting it with too much heat. Dry, overcooked salmon is far from pleasant. Instead, it's best to reheat it slowly, at a low temperature. ... Follow this tip: Go low and slow when reheating your leftover salmon fillet to ensure that it won't dry out.
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Keep chorizo in the refrigerator away from uncooked foods. Sliced chorizo should be used within a week of opening, while whole sausages can be kept for up to two weeks..
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A new report says that you should only eat one burger a week if you want to do what's right for your health. A new report says that you should only eat one burger a week if you want to do what's right for your health.
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How Long Does Lobster Bisque Last in the Fridge? Lobster Bisque should be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator. As with most seafood, it should not be stored longer than 2-3 days..
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1 weekHow Long Does Beef Jerky Last After Opening? If you open an airtight bag of jerky, you will want to consume it within 1 week. Even though it can last 2 months in a vacuum sealed container, after opening, you are going to want to eat that jerky! Most commercial jerky bags will state "eat within 3 days after opening".
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Red meat, such as lamb, beef, pork and venison, is a rich source of iron and is important in preventing the condition anaemia. Eating red meat once or twice a week can fit into a healthy diet, especially for toddlers and women of reproductive age.
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