Author: Marko Balašević
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Last Updated:
August 08, 2022
Foil has firmly settled in the kitchen of modern housewives. Since she appeared in the kitchen, the housewives bake everything they consider necessary in it: vegetables, chicken, fish, meat.
Foil has firmly settled in the kitchen of modern housewives. Since she appeared in the kitchen, the housewives bake everything they consider necessary in it: vegetables, chicken, fish, meat. Foil allows you to bake products in such a way that, in their taste properties, they become similar to those that are baked in an oven, on coals, or on a fire.
And with all this, the foil is very affordable, light, compact, there is no need to wash it after cooking. Today we’ll talk about how and which side to wrap the meat in foil before putting it in the oven. When using foil for baking, you should take into account some very important nuances in order for the meat to turn out tender, juicy, fragrant and at the same time bake well:
- you can cook pork, lamb, beef in foil, only game is not cooked in foil;
Wrap the meat in foil with the shiny side towards the meat. Then the heat will be retained in the meat, and not reflect heat from the oven;
Meat should be tightly wrapped in foil. There should be no holes, holes, punctures in the foil. Only then will the meat turn out to be the most tender and juicy.
Recipes with the ingredient pork pulp
Step 1
For work, we need a prepared piece of pork and foil.
Step 2
Fold the sheet of foil in half, frosted side inward. The length of the folded piece should be 2.5 times the length of the piece of meat. Lay the prepared meat on one half of a piece of foil.
Step 3
From above, without tension, cover with the second half of the foil and double-fold the connected edges, forming a seam.
Step 4
Wrap the double seam on both sides in the same way. We'll have a package.
Step 5
Press the foil gently around the meat.
Step 6
When baking, a properly shaped bag will inflate, straighten out, but the tightness will not be broken and not a single drop of juice should leak out of the foil during baking.