/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>18550253
165 is the recommended temp for poultry, not ground beef. If you’ve ever cooked a chicken breast to that temp you’d know it’s basically shoe leather, and not fit for human consumption. If a restaurant grilled their chicken to that temp people would stop eating chicken there because they’d think the cooks had no clue what they were doing.
>>18551202
“cheaper than every other fast food place” doesn’t mean much now that we’ve lost the dollar standard.
>>18551399
There’s no such thing as “fully cooked”. It’s an arbitrary term with no exact definition, and differs depending on the food and your culture. “Not cooked” implies “raw”, but the yolk of an over-easy egg isn’t raw, just like pink meat in the middle of a medium-rare burger is in fact cooked.
>>18551571
Insofar as they’re part of a larger swath of evidence showing no sign of prior negligence, yes. Obviously you can't prove a negative, but you can show that you've never had an incident of someone reporting getting sick from your food, and whatever you may think of Yelp as a reliable source for food critique, you can be damn sure that if anyone ever got sick it would be on Yelp - even if it wasn't the result of the food eaten at the restaurant.
>>18551578
Never (as far as I remember).
>>18551586
Displaying anime shit in your home would be kind of sad. The only responsible way to consume anime is streamed on your laptop in bed with a nightcap before falling asleep.