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How to Braise Meat Like a Pro | Food Network
Braising is adding liquid to the top of the mirepoix but not touching the meat. What you are doing is called stewing
I cant sear meat to save my life
“falling off the bone, melt in your mouth” means it’s overdone. Meat should have some bite-ability.
Beef chuck is by far the best tasting meat ive ever eaten
Is it necessary to listen to this music noise for good braising ?