Tired of grey watery ground beef? Cooking 33 Comments @Ddoughnutty 2 months ago Or or or……..just keep cooking it and the GROUND BEEF (tf this “MiNcEd” shit.) will get that same maillard reaction @Mars_Volcanoes 2 months ago Way better the way he does it. Taste, it sticks and when you deglaze it will give the sauce base. Otherwise, sauce is dull and without any base structure. It’s my way for since I cook. @madman24k 2 months ago paper towels work too, and you won't overcook your meat @BuckFlicks 2 months ago Or… stick with me here… just cook the whole thing over the same amount of time and it will be done properly. @Max_Maximus_69 2 months ago could also add a bit of baking soda and…bam…no water! @gedgenil9246 2 months ago Nah, this tip or hack is a waste of time. You missed it this time chef @joaogomes9405 2 months ago "does it take longer? Is it messier?" Bud you just gave to reasons to not give a fuck. I'll take the watery method and just drain the water, thanks @sk00muh 2 months ago I will not be taking ground beef advice from the guy that calls it “beef mince”☠️ @jamskof 2 months ago Eugh! Lumpy mince. Its not supposed to be that way at all @DamienRamirez 2 months ago Was expecting him to say "cook longer & add cornstartch".But this is much better. @perpar100 2 months ago Do you just continue with previous gravy or add to it? @joselynfulbright8128 2 months ago I just put the whole pound in, smash it down with my hand to spread it out as big/thin as possible and leave it for a while @Xxblade17 2 months ago W @grandeernesto4756 2 months ago Just wasted my life watching and typing this😅 @dscarmo 2 months ago just cook for longer until there is no water, simple @dftpnk2011 2 months ago Tastes burnt nah I'm good I'll go the easy way thanks @mericagunsfreedomandlove.8985 2 months ago Then you get my mom who throws it in the microwave still in the plastic and Styrofoam and then throws it in the pan still Frozen @fantcurve0836 2 months ago That looks dry asf @AzraelTheAutist 2 months ago or.. just add the damn beef and cook it longer… same damn result, less work.. @HeedlessEd 2 months ago Or.. cook it all at once and pour out the juices as you go? Simple @JOVIsauce 2 months ago Nah @GuillemanR 2 months ago Do NOT add a high smoke point oil in anything unless you have no Choice, who TF cooks mince in vegetable oil garbage? @emilioherrera9653 2 months ago Did it and it works lol will be doing it like that from now on @blessedcanuck 2 months ago You mean for forty plus years I've been cooking my ground beef wrong….I allows just dump it all in at once., @danielyoseph1487 2 months ago I believe cooking propper ground beef is more difficult than prepearing yourself a tasty medium steak. @jonahtonto 2 months ago Roll your mince onto parchment paper and leave it open in the fridge for 24 hrs, then flip it dry side down in the pan @PaulHamilton-s8j 2 months ago Finally! Now I know, why. Thanks, Chef Andy. @firebrandlongplays 2 months ago Sorry, I don’t like my meat crunchy. I just season it @JayMart15-q6w 2 months ago Could have just dumped it all in and let it cook longer…. @perfectcelldagoat 2 months ago Just add flour to it @shadowdragun 2 months ago Or…you could keeping the one in the elft till the water evaporates ans kts wnd up the same? @patrix1987 2 months ago Might be more delicious like this but the first version is healthier. @FrankidyFrank 2 months ago Yeah, I'm not sure about this to burn a pan like that just for a meal consistently and to call that first batch a "bad batch" is not sound advice. Write A CommentYou must be logged in to post a comment.
@Ddoughnutty 2 months ago Or or or……..just keep cooking it and the GROUND BEEF (tf this “MiNcEd” shit.) will get that same maillard reaction
@Mars_Volcanoes 2 months ago Way better the way he does it. Taste, it sticks and when you deglaze it will give the sauce base. Otherwise, sauce is dull and without any base structure. It’s my way for since I cook.
@BuckFlicks 2 months ago Or… stick with me here… just cook the whole thing over the same amount of time and it will be done properly.
@joaogomes9405 2 months ago "does it take longer? Is it messier?" Bud you just gave to reasons to not give a fuck. I'll take the watery method and just drain the water, thanks
@sk00muh 2 months ago I will not be taking ground beef advice from the guy that calls it “beef mince”☠️
@DamienRamirez 2 months ago Was expecting him to say "cook longer & add cornstartch".But this is much better.
@joselynfulbright8128 2 months ago I just put the whole pound in, smash it down with my hand to spread it out as big/thin as possible and leave it for a while
@mericagunsfreedomandlove.8985 2 months ago Then you get my mom who throws it in the microwave still in the plastic and Styrofoam and then throws it in the pan still Frozen
@AzraelTheAutist 2 months ago or.. just add the damn beef and cook it longer… same damn result, less work..
@GuillemanR 2 months ago Do NOT add a high smoke point oil in anything unless you have no Choice, who TF cooks mince in vegetable oil garbage?
@blessedcanuck 2 months ago You mean for forty plus years I've been cooking my ground beef wrong….I allows just dump it all in at once.,
@danielyoseph1487 2 months ago I believe cooking propper ground beef is more difficult than prepearing yourself a tasty medium steak.
@jonahtonto 2 months ago Roll your mince onto parchment paper and leave it open in the fridge for 24 hrs, then flip it dry side down in the pan
@shadowdragun 2 months ago Or…you could keeping the one in the elft till the water evaporates ans kts wnd up the same?
@FrankidyFrank 2 months ago Yeah, I'm not sure about this to burn a pan like that just for a meal consistently and to call that first batch a "bad batch" is not sound advice.
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Or or or……..just keep cooking it and the GROUND BEEF (tf this “MiNcEd” shit.) will get that same maillard reaction
Way better the way he does it. Taste, it sticks and when you deglaze it will give the sauce base. Otherwise, sauce is dull and without any base structure. It’s my way for since I cook.
paper towels work too, and you won't overcook your meat
Or… stick with me here… just cook the whole thing over the same amount of time and it will be done properly.
could also add a bit of baking soda and…bam…no water!
Nah, this tip or hack is a waste of time. You missed it this time chef
"does it take longer? Is it messier?" Bud you just gave to reasons to not give a fuck. I'll take the watery method and just drain the water, thanks
I will not be taking ground beef advice from the guy that calls it “beef mince”☠️
Eugh! Lumpy mince. Its not supposed to be that way at all
Was expecting him to say "cook longer & add cornstartch".But this is much better.
Do you just continue with previous gravy or add to it?
I just put the whole pound in, smash it down with my hand to spread it out as big/thin as possible and leave it for a while
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Just wasted my life watching and typing this😅
just cook for longer until there is no water, simple
Tastes burnt nah I'm good I'll go the easy way thanks
Then you get my mom who throws it in the microwave still in the plastic and Styrofoam and then throws it in the pan still Frozen
That looks dry asf
or.. just add the damn beef and cook it longer… same damn result, less work..
Or.. cook it all at once and pour out the juices as you go? Simple
Nah
Do NOT add a high smoke point oil in anything unless you have no Choice, who TF cooks mince in vegetable oil garbage?
Did it and it works lol will be doing it like that from now on
You mean for forty plus years I've been cooking my ground beef wrong….I allows just dump it all in at once.,
I believe cooking propper ground beef is more difficult than prepearing yourself a tasty medium steak.
Roll your mince onto parchment paper and leave it open in the fridge for 24 hrs, then flip it dry side down in the pan
Finally! Now I know, why. Thanks, Chef Andy.
Sorry, I don’t like my meat crunchy. I just season it
Could have just dumped it all in and let it cook longer….
Just add flour to it
Or…you could keeping the one in the elft till the water evaporates ans kts wnd up the same?
Might be more delicious like this but the first version is healthier.
Yeah, I'm not sure about this to burn a pan like that just for a meal consistently and to call that first batch a "bad batch" is not sound advice.