It’s not just your grocery list that can influence your cholesterol levels—your cooking method matters, too.
Use a rack to drain fat when you broil, roast, or bake.
Broil or grill instead of panfrying.
Cut visible fat from meat before cooking, and remove skin from poultry pieces. (If you’re roasting a whole chicken or turkey, remove the skin after cooking.)
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