Searing vs. Sealing
Searing meat creates a flavorful brown crust, but it doesn't seal in moisture as commonly believed. This process triggers a reaction between proteins and sugars, enhancing taste similar to the aroma of freshly baked bread. Properly searing meat not only enhances flavor but also ensures safety by eliminating surface germs.In this clip
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