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Gordon Ramsay explained that when you salt ground meat for the best taste, many people make mistakes in this.
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Gordon Ramsay explained that when you salt ground meat for the best taste, many people make mistakes in this.

Gordon Ramsay, a renowned British chef with eight Michelin stars, explains the optimal timing for adding salt to minced meat to achieve the best flavor. He warns against salting minced meat too early, as it can draw out moisture and alter the texture, making it elastic and dense like sausage. Instead, he recommends salting the meat just before cooking to retain juiciness and achieve a perfect crust. A balance suggested by top chefs is to season the meat immediately before roasting or in the early stages of thermal processing.

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Gordon Ramsay explained that when you salt ground meat for the best taste, many people make mistakes in this.

Gordon Ramsay, a renowned British chef with eight Michelin stars, explains the optimal timing for adding salt to minced meat to achieve the best flavor. He warns against salting minced meat too early, as it can draw out moisture and alter the texture, making it elastic and dense like sausage. Instead, he recommends salting the meat just before cooking to retain juiciness and achieve a perfect crust. A balance suggested by top chefs is to season the meat immediately before roasting or in the early stages of thermal processing.

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