Is Medium-Rare Steak Safe?
Medium rare steak is commonly cooked below the USDA home safety target for whole cuts. For home food safety, cook beef steaks to 145 degrees F and rest for 3 minutes.
Continue ReadingMedium rare steak is commonly cooked below the USDA home safety target for whole cuts. For home food safety, cook beef steaks to 145 degrees F and rest for 3 minutes.
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