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How To NOT Kill Anyone With Your Bird

How To NOT Kill Anyone With Your Bird

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How To NOT Kill Anyone With Your Bird Tom Mclean: Can you do a video on the environmental effects of different diets? I believe a video made by you could be one of the most informed videos out there with your connections to academia. I recently turned vegetarian to reduce my carbon footprint, but it's hard to tell what 'facts' are correct and which ones are selective. Maybe some myth-busting, or some myth-proving style video? I once heard that managed grassland, used for free-range cattle is a better carbon sink than a forest, which I don't believe but I have no evidence to back it up.
Date: 2019-11-11

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hey adam, thanks for the vid, you are probably already aware of this but It is a cultural tradition in black communities across the globe to wash our meat and poultry. We tend to do this with lemon and vinegar. we do this for a couple of different reasons: 1 - its a cultural tradition born from the unsavory scraps that were given to black folks to eat, we washed our meat because it was dirty. 2 - lemon and vinegar both tenderize meat and help to neutralizes the fleshy, fresh chicken taste of chicken that's been sitting raw in its own juices for days.
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Awwwww so if you all see a butcher drop the meat your buying in a trashcan, & dig in their pants to reinjust themselves between their ass yall wouldnt wash it I mean the fire kills all the germs right? Point is we know non of you would buy the meat in that situation, not eat meat that someone bought in this situation if cooked & flavor of what the meat comes in contact with sticks if not washed
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Well, if you're addressing Europe you should also remember that Thanksgiving is America-only tradition; )Although, as an European, I appreciate American food safett standards, they help a lot - especially that in my country we have in theory food safety protocols, but noone really knows about them and understands them: /
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Adam you crack me up We never followed any of these rules and nobody ever died. So based on that I think I'll continue to cook and handle meats in the same way I always have, the same way my granny, who died 4 days before her 100th birthday did, who taught us all how to cook a Thanksgiving dinner, but thanks LOL
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As a European (Dutch, I do not think you are paranoid. I once got really really sick from bad food hygiene with regards to poultry (thanks University's restaurant) I since then am extremely careful with poultry. Good to know that a bit of pink colour isn't bad after the temperature is reached
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One of the most effective (and cheapest) ways to sanitize your kitchen countertop is to use OTC hydrogen peroxide. The bottles have the same thread pattern as any spray bottle. I use this in my bath room too but you should use APC first to clean and H202 for sanitization.
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As a European I 100% agree with having standards to cook meat to certain temperatures however I do also believe that we have stricter farming and food regulations higher up the chain as you mention. That's what makes dishes such as beef tartar or ceviche possible.
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Soooo, you shouldn't wash any meat at all? Not breasts, not legs, not a whole one, not beef of pork. Nothing. I am asking because skinless chicken breasts have that slimy shit covering them and I heard you should wash it off. It is not needed then, right?
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Poultry i do believe is permeable by Bacteria. itd make more sense to wash a steak as you can eat the inside rare and its just the surface. so washing the surface of a chicken is literally doing jack shit. correct me if im wrong Chef Adam.
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