How do I achieve a moist turkey or chicken roast?
Brine before roasting, use a meat thermometer, and let rest before carving.
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Drop a bit into hot water. Baking powder should fizz immediately; for baking soda, the water should be acidic (like vinegar) to see fizzing.
In a cool, dry place in a breathable bag or container. For longer storage, consider freezing and reheating as needed.
Store with a paper towel to absorb moisture and keep in an airtight container. Dress just before serving.
Ensure the cream or ingredients are cold, use a clean and dry whisk or mixer, and incorporate air with consistent and vigorous whipping.
Use wood chips or chunks for smoking, ensure proper airflow in the grill, and cook over direct heat for searing.
At room temperature until ripe, then in the refrigerator to slow further ripening. Store in a single layer to prevent bruising.