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A color picture in an airline magazine last month featured a high-falutin
pork dish at a fancy restaurant. Resting atop a pile of fennel, couscous and
porcini mushrooms were 3 pork tenderloin slices cooked to a frightening
shade of pink. Am I too old to have noticed when the USDA recommendation for
cooking pork slipped to medium?


 
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