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WET OR DRY?
There are two basic methods for cooking meats: dry heat and moist heat. Generally, dry heat methods are best applied to naturally tender cuts of meat. Moist-heat methods tenderize less-tender cuts.
Dry-Heat Methods
- Grilling for both small cuts cooked over direct heat and large pork cuts cooked with indirect heat.
- Broiling for small cuts such as chops, tenderloin, kabobs and pork patties
- Pan-searing for chops, tenderloin medallions, ham slices, bacon and ground pork patties
- Braising for large or small cuts, but traditionally less-tender cuts
- Stewing for smaller pieces of less-tender cuts, such as ribs and pork cubes
- Check out the Culinary Corner for recipes related to these methods.


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