Question
Just wondering if there is a table (similar to the one below - including a example) that can shows the cooking temperature and the duration to cook different types of meat (and/or its bones) in different style?
============================================================================================ | Temperature (Celsius) | Min. Cooking Period (Minutes) | Meat / Bones | Styles | ============================================================================================ | 150 | 25 | Steak | Grill | ============================================================================================
Answer
A table like you're asking for can't actually exist: doneness depends on the internal temperature and hold time of the food, not the oven temperature; your table is missing some columns.
So, there are a couple variables you're not accounting for—the biggest one being the shape and size of the meat. A ½" thick steak will cook much quicker than a 1" thick steak. The other one is the starting temperature—a steak that has been left to warm for an hour before cooking will cook quicker than one straight from the fridge. You could, I suppose build a table for all variations of size (steaks go from maybe ¼ through 2"), initial temperature, and desired doneness, but that'd be a large chart, just for a steak (and it'd be different for a T-bone or porterhouse due to the bone).
More reasonably, you could just use a food thermometer. Then you only need to worry about the temperature for desired doneness.
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