Ultimate Comfort Oxtail Stew Recipe | Easy and Delicious

[@KelvinsKitchen]

While it's common to wash oxtail with vinegar and lemon juice to remove impurities, it’s not strictly necessary. Many chefs skip this step because oxtail is typically cleaned during processing, and the slow cooking process helps break down any residual blood or impurities. Additionally, washing meat can sometimes introduce bacteria from handling, so cooking it properly at a high enough temperature is the key to food safety. Ultimately, it's about personal preference-if you feel more comfortable washing it, go for it, but it’s not required for a delicious dish!

[@KelvinsKitchen]

Hey Food Lovers! 🌟 Thanks for tuning in to watch the Ultimate Comfort Oxtail Stew recipe! 😋 If you’re craving more delicious recipes and want to see the full written version of this one, head over to Kelvinskitchen.com. Don’t forget to leave a comment with your thoughts and share how your stew turned out. Keep cooking, keep smiling, and see you next time! 🍲👨‍🍳✨ #KelvinsKitchen #OxtailStew #ComfortFood

[@angiecraggett2077]

He didn't wash his oxtails other people have noted this That's not a safe practice

[@imagefirst5659]

Looks amazing 🤩😋

[@KelvinsKitchen]

So good!

[@becr2926]

Never had that type of stew. Looks amazing though.

[@KelvinsKitchen]

Thank you so much for watching! I'm glad you found it appealing.

[@ArianaCooking]

looking tasty🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@KelvinsKitchen]

Thanks!

[@kimbella1452]

He didn't wash his oxtails! You have to wash them, Well we Africans American people wash our meat with lemon vinegar or etc😊

[@vinnettewalker2321]

YEAP I said the same thing. YUK😭

[@MorganGates-zu3bh]

Oh! You notice that too.

[@JoyAransevia-jx5dr]

I went to comments b 4 watching an now am not gonna watch it if he didn't wash his meat before prepping and cooking...e-yucky

[@dogmom468]

I also wash the packaging before cooking. Think about everywhere it has been before being in your fridge. It's a disgusting thought

[@rochelledonald2500]

Even tho I know heat kills germs I STILL wash my meat before seasoning n cooking

[@ReaperDawg102]

Sorry, you can’t beat my Mom’s oxtails!

[@imagefirst5659]

Yeah right 😂

[@ReaperDawg102]

@@imagefirst5659 , That’s right 🤡

[@KelvinsKitchen]

I'm sure your Mom's oxtails are amazing! 🤪

[@vinnettewalker2321]

ALWAYS WASH THE MEAT FIRST!! DONT JUST POUR IT FROM THE CONTAINER AND START TO COOK IT 😦😭YUK!!!

[@KelvinsKitchen]

While it's common to wash oxtail with vinegar and lemon juice to remove impurities, it’s not strictly necessary. Many chefs skip this step because oxtail is typically cleaned during processing, and the slow cooking process helps break down any residual blood or impurities. Additionally, washing meat can sometimes introduce bacteria from handling, so cooking it properly at a high enough temperature is the key to food safety. Ultimately, it's about personal preference-if you feel more comfortable washing it, go for it, but it’s not required for a delicious dish!

[@kissynuggett3727]

It's not recommended to wash meat, in fact it's recommended that you don't wash it. That's an outdated practice that actually spreads bacteria. It's a common misconception being taught generationally from previously poor families that didn't have access to quality butchers

[@anamercedesduran5739]

Se ve my Rico

[@KelvinsKitchen]

Se ve tan rico que me dio hambre.

[@dianabrown63]

wash in vinegar and lemon juice 😮

[@KelvinsKitchen]

While it's common to wash oxtail with vinegar and lemon juice to remove impurities, it’s not strictly necessary. Many chefs skip this step because oxtail is typically cleaned during processing, and the slow cooking process helps break down any residual blood or impurities. Additionally, washing meat can sometimes introduce bacteria from handling, so cooking it properly at a high enough temperature is the key to food safety. Ultimately, it's about personal preference-if you feel more comfortable washing it, go for it, but it’s not required for a delicious dish!

[@HenryClark-g3f]

Not bad

[@floydbailey9232]

No washing off the meat😮 from the package straight to seasoning. No cleaning off the meat 🤷

[@KelvinsKitchen]

I totally get that reaction! The decision to wash or not wash meat can be a bit controversial. In many cases, the packaging process ensures that the meat is safe to cook directly from the package. The key to ensuring safety is cooking it to the proper temperature, which kills any bacteria. While some people prefer to wash their meat, others skip it because it can spread bacteria to your sink and counters. It really comes down to personal preference, but cooking the meat properly is what matters most in terms of food safety.

[@kissynuggett3727]

It's not recommended to wash meat, in fact it's recommended that you don't wash it. That's an outdated practice that actually spreads bacteria. It's a common misconception being taught generationally from previously poor families that didn't have access to quality butchers

[@HenryClark-g3f]

Please wash your meat first any meat thats not ground

[@KelvinsKitchen]

I understand where you're coming from! Washing meat, especially cuts like oxtail, is a common practice for some, but it’s not always necessary. In fact, most food safety guidelines suggest that washing meat can spread bacteria onto surfaces, and the cooking process is what kills any harmful pathogens. When you cook meat properly, it’s safe to eat, even without washing. That said, if washing makes you feel more comfortable, feel free to do so! It’s all about personal preference and making sure you’re comfortable with your cooking methods.

[@kissynuggett3727]

It's not recommended to wash meat, in fact it's recommended that you don't wash it. That's an outdated practice that actually spreads bacteria. It's a common misconception being taught generationally from previously poor families that didn't have access to quality butchers

[@ShortArmStrongArm]

The way you talk, are you alternative?

[@Denise-tj6rc]

You did not wash the oxtails!!! ILL!!!

[@KelvinsKitchen]

I totally hear you! I know washing meat is a common practice for some, especially when it comes to cuts like oxtail. While it’s not required for food safety, I understand how it can feel uncomfortable not to wash it. The key is cooking the oxtail to the proper temperature, which ensures it’s safe to eat. But if you prefer washing it, feel free to do so! Everyone has their own way of preparing meat, and it’s all about what makes you feel comfortable. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@kissynuggett3727]

It's not recommended to wash meat, in fact it's recommended that you don't wash it. That's an outdated practice that actually spreads bacteria. It's a common misconception being taught generationally from previously poor families that didn't have access to quality butchers

[@afibunting8770]

wow inthink I have to really do a video to show how it's really done firstly wash them on tail bro

[@kissynuggett3727]

It's not recommended to wash meat, in fact it's recommended that you don't wash it. That's an outdated practice that actually spreads bacteria. It's a common misconception being taught generationally from previously poor families that didn't have access to quality butchers

[@kissynuggett3727]

It's not recommended to wash meat, in fact it's recommended that you don't wash it. That's an outdated practice that actually spreads bacteria. It's a common misconception being taught generationally from previously poor families that didn't have access to quality butchers

[@kissynuggett3727]

It's not recommended to wash meat, in fact it's recommended that you don't wash it. That's an outdated practice that actually spreads bacteria. It's a common misconception being taught generationally from previously poor families that didn't have access to quality butchers

[@beryldaley3184]

No bro wash ur meat...WHAT????????

[@KelvinsKitchen]

I totally get that reaction! It's a big debate-some people swear by washing their meat, while others skip it. The general recommendation is that washing meat can actually spread bacteria to your sink and surrounding surfaces. Cooking it properly is what kills any harmful bacteria. But I hear you-if washing your meat makes you feel better, then go for it! It's all about your comfort and what works best for you in the kitchen.

[@kissynuggett3727]

It's not recommended to wash meat, in fact it's recommended that you don't wash it. That's an outdated practice that actually spreads bacteria. It's a common misconception being taught generationally from previously poor families that didn't have access to quality butchers

[@kissynuggett3727]

It's not recommended to wash meat, in fact it's recommended that you don't wash it. That's an outdated practice that actually spreads bacteria. It's a common misconception being taught generationally from previously poor families that didn't have access to quality butchers

[@kissynuggett3727]

It's not recommended to wash meat, in fact it's recommended that you don't wash it. That's an outdated practice that actually spreads bacteria. It's a common misconception being taught generationally from previously poor families that didn't have access to quality butchers

[@kissynuggett3727]

It's not recommended to wash meat, in fact it's recommended that you don't wash it. That's an outdated practice that actually spreads bacteria. It's a common misconception being taught generationally from previously poor families that didn't have access to quality butchers

[@badboijl]

Yo you got to wash the meat

[@KelvinsKitchen]

I hear you! A lot of people feel strongly about washing meat, and it’s a personal choice. While it's not strictly necessary according to some food safety guidelines, I totally get that it’s part of the process for many cooks. If washing meat is what makes you feel more comfortable, definitely do it! Just remember to handle it carefully to avoid cross-contamination, and cook it thoroughly to ensure it’s safe. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!