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[Q]: Ordinarily when we make pizzas we throw all of our toppings on and then put raw chicken right on the pizza. Put it in the oven at 425 for about 30 minutes and it's good to go.This week, the supermarket was out of the chicken we normally buy, so we decided to mix it up and try sirloin.If we try the same thing with the sirloin (putting it on the pizza raw and cooking it at 425 for 30 minutes) will it be safe to eat? Will it get tough and flavorless being in that long? Would it be a better idea to pan-fry the sirloin and then put it on the pizza after we pull it out of the oven?EDITTook Navajo Dreamchild's advice. Ended up using a marinade with pineapple and soy sauce (who says pineapple's not allowed on pizza). Sauteed the sirloin to just about medium rare and then threw it onto the almost done pizza with a little more cheese before putting it back in the oven to finish.I wish I'd taken a picture to post here, but it was all gone before we knew it. Absolutely delicious--thank you for the help!
[A]: Baking Sirloin in Oven on Pizza?


[Q]: I am going camping shortly. I have done some dutch oven cooking before, and there is one recipe that I want to make that uses one. However, I do not have a dutch oven...I am thinking of using two aluminum pans (the cheap foil ones) and aluminum on the top (several layers) to make a sort of dutch oven alternative.Has anyone tried that? Does it work?I am also thinking of putting some sand or water between the two pans to make it hold and transfer the heat a little more evenly. Anyone know if this will work?
[A]: Dutch Oven alternative for campfire?


[Q]: The black tea is sold in a crumbled form. I am yet to see a brand, where I live, selling black tea as whole leaves.I want to know why is that so? Does crumbled leaves have effect on taste which whole leaves don't have?This issue is only with the black tea, not with the green tea.What's the deal here?
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Why is black tea sold in crumbled form?