How to Cook Chicken Drumsticks
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75°C at the bone: oven, air fryer, BBQ and pan times for frozen drums and teriyaki drums and thighs.
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How to Cook Beef Short Ribs
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Brown, then a long wet cook: oven, slow cooker and BBQ times for a 1.3–1.7kg short rib rack.
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How to Cook Lamb Chops
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Fat-side first, then a hot pan: times for frozen lamb chops and minted chops, plus when a Barnsley is the better buy.
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How to Cook Gammon Steaks
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Quick 8oz gammon steak times for pan, grill, oven and air fryer, cooked as a steak not a joint.
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How to Cook Pork Belly Slices
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Render then crisp: oven, air fryer, pan and BBQ times for plain, BBQ and Chinese pork belly slices.
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How to Cook Steak for Two
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One pan, two steaks: how to cook a 2x sirloin, rump, ribeye or fillet pack so both plates land together.
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How to Cook Pork Sausages
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Even, medium heat until 75°C: pan, oven, BBQ and air fryer times for 6s, 12s and 24s.
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How to Cook Beef Brisket
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Low oven and slow cooker times for a 1kg brisket joint and a 1.5kg flat, cooked until it yields.
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How to Cook Pulled Pork Shoulder
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Low-and-slow times for a 1.5kg boneless pork shoulder, cooked until it pulls into strands.
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How to Cook a Meat Traybake
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One-tray timings so chicken thighs, drums, sausages and chops hit 75°C together.
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How to Cook Chicken Curry
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Diced breast versus thigh for a home curry, with browning and simmer times to 75°C.
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How to Make Beef Mince Bolognese
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A butcher’s Bolognese: brown lean mince properly, then a long simmer, with the right pack size from Meatsupermarket.com.
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How to Cook a Full English Breakfast
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Order of cook and times for sausages, bacon and gammon so a full English hits the plate together.
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