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Grilling Temperatures for Doneness
June 12, 2009Many BBQ'ers are not aware of when their meat is completely cooked, meaning it is ready to come off the grill and ready to eat. To help those that need some inside tips I am going to share with you the ideal temperatures in which your meat should reach as you remove it from the grill.
Chicken and Turkey:
breast 160 to 165 F
thigh 170 to 175 F
Beef and Lamb:
rare 120 to 130 F
medium rare 130 to 135 F
medium 140 to 150 F
medium well 155 to 165 F
Veal:
medium 140 to 155 F
Pork:
medium 140 F
medium well 155 to 165 F
Fish:
medium rare 120 F
medium 135 F
The firmer the meat is when touched, the more done it is.
When using a thermometer you need to make sure that it is cleaned and calibrated before using it. There are 2 different methods used to calibrate the thermometer, one is using ice and the other is boiling water. Allfoodbusiness.com has a great article on how to use each method which can be found at: http://www.allfoodbusiness.com/calibrating_thermometers.php
BBQ Fact:
There are over 20,000 BBQ competitions in North America every year!
Blog Archives
September 2009
The Que Sports Bar & Barbecue Pit - 09/20/2009July 2009
Kansas City Barbecue Society - 07/20/2009Grill Your Ace Off - 07/07/2009
Q'n For the Cure BBQ Event - 07/07/2009
June 2009
Serious Texas Bar-B-Q - 06/17/2009Wolfe's BBQ - 06/15/2009
Yazoo BBQ - 06/12/2009
Colorado-Style Pulled Pork - 06/12/2009
Big Hoss BBQ - 06/12/2009
The Q Worldly Barbeque - 06/12/2009
Grilling Temperatures for Doneness - 06/12/2009
Brothers BBQ - 06/12/2009
Joseph's Southern Food - 06/12/2009
M&D's BBQ - 06/12/2009
Colorado BBQ Teams - 06/12/2009
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