No, my raw chicken never touched my beef.

by Crazy_Rip_6400

40 Comments

  1. Rosemaryee

    This looks like the start of something amazing 🤩

  2. Walrammetje

    Oh my word. That looks good! I don’t care that I’m allergic to sesame, I’m risking a hospital visit for that.

  3. wopwopwopwopwop5

    It looks good. Still, you probably shouldn’t eat your finished meal from off the cutting board you put raw meats on even if you just washed it. 

  4. DonnaHuee

    Bro the hibachi restaurant I was at touching raw chicken with their spatulas and then soon after using the same spatula to scoop and serve the vegetables with 😣

  5. imakebombpotroast

    I’ve enjoyed the debate about your chicken steaks. Very interesting

  6. Doranagon

    It really doesn’t matter if raw chicken touched the beef.. the cooking method will torch any bacterial transfer. Just as long as you don’t toss them both into a grinder and mix them together.. because then you gotta hit the chicken safe temp.

    My griddle’s plate can reach 500.. so thats no concern.

  7. Odd_Engineering_7947

    Looks on point! 👌🏼💯
    Love the spread and the way you presented it in the pictures

  8. FewShare2325

    Is that a gravy bowl made out of mashed potatoes?

  9. Does this come in 20 x 48? I want to put it over my mantle

  10. Mystialos

    Cow Gods forgive me, but can you tell me how to make that chicken?

  11. Fit_Unit4835

    Cross contamination happens when cooked food comes into contact with raw food

  12. Antique_Mission_8834

    I’m glad the health department never audits my kitchen. I rub my meat together a lot.

  13. Sea-Branch1446

    Why did I think your bread was sesame coated chicken filets. Looks great!!!!

  14. ITT: people who really need to take a serve safe course because they are ignorant to food safety rules

  15. Nardorian1

    Why is the chicken cut up pre cook then back together post cook?

  16. RealUserName_Offical

    Like a few others have mentioned. Get a plastic cutting board for raw meat and I would toss that wooden one as it’s contaminated. Do not use wood for raw meats. It is porous and you likely have meat juices forever trapped in it.

    Food looks tasty, although I would not eat cause it’s displayed on that contaminated cutting board.

  17. faithOver

    That is a fine, fine board. God damn. Nicely done.

  18. Head_Nectarine_6260

    It doesn’t matter, Ya goof. Using the same wooden cutting board is probably the only possible contamination issues. Looks good 👍🏽

  19. Dangerous_Pop_5360

    Am I missing something? Both meats are raw. Why would it matter?

  20. RicardoPanini

    I was going to upvote for the nice looking meal until I found out OP was a dummy lmao

  21. smrtrthanewe

    I purposefully rub raw chicken all over my meat before I cook it and I never have any issues.

  22. sankalives

    the only people who freak about that is redditors who just had their first food safety class at mcdonalds

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