Reply With QuoteYeah if you burn the meat or eggs.But does anyone know if there's such a thing as overcooking meat or eggs to the point where protien is destroyed?
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Question About Cooking Protien Foods
Everyone knows that vegtables should be cooked only lightly because the heat destroys a lot of the vitatamins and fruits should be eaten raw. But does anyone know if there's such a thing as overcooking meat or eggs to the point where protien is destroyed?
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