This doesn’t make any sense to me… how does taking it out of the oven at 165 to 170, and putting it on a cooling rack with a brick on it raise the temp to 175?
Am I missing something?
This doesn’t make any sense to me… how does taking it out of the oven at 165 to 170, and putting it on a cooling rack with a brick on it raise the temp to 175?
Am I missing something?
The thermometer is in the middle of the meat; the outside is going to be hotter, and the heat will transfer to the middle. Leave it in the oven until the thermometer reads 165 and you’ll end up with something like a Texas steak.
When you take a large solid thing out of the oven, the outsides are much hotter than the insides. Letting it rest for awhile let’s that heat from the outsides seep into the insides without adding more heat than you need for the whole thing. It’s a standard practice when cooking roasts, turkeys, etc.
:smack: Thank you Mapache, that makes sense.