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10-23-2021 03:55 PM
10-23-2021 04:22 PM
@Mpdal1 wrote:
They tell you To cook to a temperature of 165°. They don’t give you a time. Does anybody know how long you should cook them?
@Mpdal1 Until it temps at 165 degrees. You can't give a time because all will cook differently. An instant read thermometer in what you need.
I'm not being glib, but you really have to go by temperature which depends on the product you are cooking, and the method of cooking, and the heat being produced.
10-23-2021 04:39 PM
@Sooner wrote:
@Mpdal1 wrote:
They tell you To cook to a temperature of 165°. They don’t give you a time. Does anybody know how long you should cook them?@Mpdal1 Until it temps at 165 degrees. You can't give a time because all will cook differently. An instant read thermometer in what you need.
I'm not being glib, but you really have to go by temperature which depends on the product you are cooking, and the method of cooking, and the heat being produced.
@Mpdal1 I bought an instant read when I started eating turkey burgers and I highly recommend one to be safe. They are inexpensive and worth it. @Sooner
10-23-2021 05:40 PM - edited 10-23-2021 05:41 PM
You are not giving up a lot of information to make an informed decision
Whose burgers
How thick are they
Are they ground Chicken
How are you cooking them
and one more whose "they" ?
granted you want to get it close if not even right on, poking holes only let's the juices out and you'll have a 165 deg dry chicken burger
10-23-2021 05:51 PM
Any time, if given, would only be approximate anyway, since method of cooking wouldn't be the same for everyone.
Some may grill, some may use a cast iron pan, some an air fryer, or other methods.
You can pretty much tell when they're about to be done, but you always need to have a thermometer handy to test your meat items for safety. Always for chicken, for sure.
10-23-2021 09:04 PM
@mspatmac wrote:
@Sooner wrote:
@Mpdal1 wrote:
They tell you To cook to a temperature of 165°. They don’t give you a time. Does anybody know how long you should cook them?@Mpdal1 Until it temps at 165 degrees. You can't give a time because all will cook differently. An instant read thermometer in what you need.
I'm not being glib, but you really have to go by temperature which depends on the product you are cooking, and the method of cooking, and the heat being produced.
@Mpdal1 I bought an instant read when I started eating turkey burgers and I highly recommend one to be safe. They are inexpensive and worth it. @Sooner
@mspatmac By far the best ones I have and have had for a long long time I ordered from Thermoworks--they specilize in thermometers!
I think they are called Pop ones--come in colors and are SO easy to use and accurate. My husband uses the expensive MK4 or something like that that they sell and Cooks Illustrated likes. I grab the Pop. And I give them for Christmas gifts when they are on sale! Just FYI. . .
10-26-2021 10:46 PM
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