Why do we clean chicken, but not beef?

[BrothaZay]

If the only response to all that i said is "You a white boy", not only do i know i am right, you are also an idiot. Which i might add from your posting history is not a shocker.

This is a black site,
Why would I argue with a white boy about what we do and why? You wouldn’t know

Go bacc to Reddit

 

[TEH]

Let’s talk about washing rice

 

[num123]

Let’s talk about washing rice

Which you should do.

 

[KFBF]

Let’s talk about washing rice

Depends what kind of rice and what you want the consistency to be. My girls part asian so we use a rice cooker; shell rinse the rice until the water runs clear. There will occasionally be small debris and stuff but I always assumed it was to get rid of the starch.

If I'm making beans I’ll rinse them before cooking. I've never washed chicken in my life. My dad does, his family does, I don't see the point. I will pat dry prior to marinating or anything though.

 

[KGlock]

I dont thoroughly wash my chicken i just rinse it a little, helps get the seasonings to stick easier, lather olive oil to crisp the skin and bake/grill. I wash my potatoes, tomatoes, fruits and other types of produce though

 

[HarlemHottie]

All the wypipo really letting it hang in this thread

Again, AGAIN, what is being discussed is not what you are talking about. What is being discussed is people taking chicken and running tap water over it in sinks, not wet brining, spreading bacteria.

I wash all my meat (pause). Nobody is splashing salmonella water all over the kitchen, we use basins.

I'm questioning a lot of yall black status rn, ngl.

 

[TEH]

Depends what kind of rice and what you want the consistency to be. My girls part asian so we use a rice cooker; shell rinse the rice until the water runs clear. There will occasionally be small debris and stuff but I always assumed it was to get rid of the starch.

If I'm making beans I’ll rinse them before cooking. I've never washed chicken in my life. My dad does, his family does, I don't see the point. I will pat dry prior to marinating or anything though.

Washing rice is crazy to me. Maybe when factories were unregulated. Maybe in the third world. Whats next washing grits, pasta, oats, quinoa, couscous?

I asked because as a foodie I’ve seen many, many people talk about this recently.

 

[ABlackMan]

Damn

My best guess is the bones, they're less likely in beef and thats really what winds up cleaned

WHAT LMAOOOOO

 

[Yapdatfool]

I wash veggies more than I wash meat I ain't got e coli or salmonella yet

 

[Roger king]

I boil and grill chicken usually and other meat dishes so its properly safe to eat including the bones

 

[ABlackMan]

Sound like some of y’all would be fine with eating COOKED shyt

 

[Mr. Jack Napier]

I didn’t think their would be this much discourse in this thread.

I usually just run the meat/chicken under running water to "clean" it.

 

[KFBF]

Washing rice is crazy to me. Maybe when factories were unregulated. Maybe in the third world. Whats next washing grits, pasta, oats, quinoa, couscous?

I asked because as a foodie I’ve seen many, many people talk about this recently.

Yeah I think it really depends on the kind of rice.

 

[num123]

I wash all my meat (pause). Nobody is splashing salmonella water all over the kitchen, we use basins.

I'm questioning a lot of yall black status rn, ngl.

I was initially surprised to have it suggested or to be flat out called white because of science, but then i remembered which site i am posting on and went back to normal.

 

[Phantum]

90% of these nikkas eat nothing but microwave burritos and hot pockets. Stop arguing with them.