Posted: 1/21/2012 3:42:51 PM EDT
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I left it in GD this time at my own risk.
Evaluate. http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_5/1279937_.html&page=1 |
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Quoted: 160* is the old standard and is just a hair away from being overcooked and dry. If you don't remove it earlier than 160* and let the "carry-over" take it the last few degrees, it will be over-cooked. The FDA now says 145* with a 3 minute rest is GTG for farm-raised pork. Wild pork should still be cooked to 160*.The pork looks great. As long as it reaches an internal temperature of 160ish you won't get worms from it. BTW, I don't get the whole "swine is a filthy animal" thing that the (insert group here) likes to spout. Farm-raised pork is some of the cleanest (health wise) meat available. Regulated steady diet, medical care, lack of predators, etc. Hell, chickens are the ones that eat their own shit and the (insert group here) seem to have no problem eating chicken. |
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160* is the old standard and is just a hair away from being overcooked and dry. If you don't remove it earlier than 160* and let the "carry-over" take it the last few degrees, it will be over-cooked. The FDA now says 145* with a 3 minute rest is GTG for farm-raised pork. Wild pork should still be cooked to 160*.
The pork looks great. As long as it reaches an internal temperature of 160ish you won't get worms from it. BTW, I don't get the whole "swine is a filthy animal" thing that the (insert group here) likes to spout. Farm-raised pork is some of the cleanest (health wise) meat available. Regulated steady diet, medical care, lack of predators, etc. Hell, chickens are the ones that eat their own shit and the (insert group here) seem to have no problem eating chicken. No question, the chicken is the filthiest animal on the farm. Still mighty tasty when fried! |
Damn skippy. Especially when wrapped in bacon!  Regarding dietary choices and the various religions, I remember what the insightful comedian Chris Rock once said; "I have trouble believing on Judgment Day, out of all the things that have happened in my life, my diet is going to come into question."  |