well-cooked

British  

adjective

1. having been cooked with skill so as to be pleasant to eat

2. (of meat) having been cooked thoroughly

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Example Sentences

Yes, tell your sister how you do a well-cooked turkey.

From MarketWatch

I only eat shellfish that are well-cooked because heat effectively kills harmful germs.

From Salon

And the texture was both tender and chewy, like a well-cooked chicken thigh should be.

From Seattle Times

The potato salad redeemed the meal, echoing my grandmother’s recipe: a tower of well-cooked potato cubes, larded with pieces of dill pickles, boiled egg and tender carrots, bound together in a rich mayonnaise dressing.

From New York Times

Earlier messaging was that E. coli infections could be prevented by ensuring that meat was well-cooked, avoiding cross contamination, which includes washing hands and the cutting board after handling meat, and minimizing exposure to raw meat.

From Washington Post