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Is it safe to fry 2 different types of meat at once?

gonedrinking · 2010-12-05 04:43:02

I was frying a burger last night and then I put in a rasher of bacon to the frying pan as well, is this safe to do? I know you are not supposed to let raw meat touch or drip onto cooking meat, but is it ok to fry them together? I could see the juices from the burger that was cooking mixing in with the juices from the bacon…

05-12-2010 4:43am

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gonedrinking

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I was frying a burger last night and then I put in a rasher of bacon to the frying pan as well, is this safe to do? I know you are not supposed to let raw meat touch or drip onto cooking meat, but is it ok to fry them together? I could see the juices from the burger that was cooking mixing in with the juices from the bacon cooking and thought that might be a bit dodgy?

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#2 05-12-2010 11:48am

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It is fine, just as long as everything is cooked. It can add nice flavour too.

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#3 05-12-2010 12:42pm

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ok thanks for that

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