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Browning is the process of partially cooking
meat to help remove excessive
fat and to give the meat a brown color and flavor via the
Maillard reaction.
Ground meat will frequently be browned prior to adding other ingredients and completing the cooking the process. The process is commonly used when adding ground meat to
casseroles or other prepackaged food products like
Hamburger Helper.
It is typically done using a
frying pan, which generally should be preheated to avoid sticking. When browning
ground beef, the meat is stirred during cooking to break it up and to promote even browning.
Onions and
seasonings are sometimes added during the browning process. When the pink color has disappeared and the meat has reached the desired degree of brownness, the pan is removed from the heat and the excess fat is drained off.
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