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VTSnake

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Searing to "seal in the juices" has been thoroughly debunked.


It does no such thing. However, it doesn't matter much because any compounds other than salt in your stock mixture are far too large to penetrate much past the surface of the meat anyway.

Searing is for flavor and texture. Especially in a crock pot recipe it will be missing that browned depth of flavor if you skip it.

(In response to this post by BG Hokie)

Posted: 12/11/2018 at 3:03PM



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