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David 07/09/17 |
I will be serving 60# of tri-tip and 35# of boneless chicken breast warm at a 1pm lunch reception. I want to pre-cook the meats and then re-warm them before serving. What internal temp should I cook each to, and then what re-warm process use to serve without being dried out or undercooked. I will have 4 hours prior to serving in which to re-warm in a conventional commercial oven. Also, what would be the maximum time prior to the event in which the meats could be pre-cooked? Should they be frozen after pre-cooking? I appreciate any proven recommendations and suggestions. Thanks |
ellen 07/10/17 |
David, I would only rewarm chicken in a sauce (see the wedding chicken recipe n this site for cooking, freezing and reheating directions), no more than 1 month ahead with home freezers. I absolutely do not reheat tritip; it is a temperamental meat that does overcook and toughen when reheated. You would be better off having a specific person to cook at the time, or serving cold, or using a different cut entirely.
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