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To make this process even easier, put the meat in the freezer for 15 to 30 minutes depending on its thickness. The partially frozen meat will slice much more evenly because it’s not so squishy.
With our test kitchen know-how (and relentless testing) we found ways to make naturally fast dishes faster, and traditionally slow-cooked dinners a weeknight option. But one thing we never did was settle on shortcuts that shortchanged flavor.
To make this process even easier, put the meat in the freezer for 15 to 30 minutes depending on its thickness. The partially frozen meat will slice much more evenly because it’s not so squishy.