Tenderizing
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Tenderizing marinades include an acidic ingredient tenderizing enzymes. These include, pineapple, papaya, kiwi, and figs. Bone-in chicken pieces can be marinated in a tenderizing marinade for a few hours.
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A process for tenderizing meats by keeping them at a temperature between 00C and 20C for a period of time. This allows enzymes to break down the tough connective tissues.
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As applies to tenderizing meat - Meat is normally required to age for a period of up to three weeks in order for it to be commercially acceptable for human consumption according to generally accepted standards of tenderness and quality.
The secret of octopus is that it tastes best when it is cooked slowly, tenderizing the flesh. Octopus will always be chewy, much like other meats, but it will not be rubbery and unpalatable if it is cooked properly.
When you braise a piece of meat, you are tenderizing it and enhancing its flavor. It is a time-consuming process, but you may find the tenderness, flavor and wonderful aroma as the meat cooks to be addictive. Braised meat is a true treat.
London broil is a thicker cut of steak that benefits from the tenderizing effects of a marinade. Ours does its job and then doubles as a sauce when simmered with some shallots.
Many professional cooks insist that regular tenderizing mallets cause too much mashing to produce a proper cube steak, and insist on either using specialized cube steak machines, ...
A liquid seasoning blend or dry spice rub for foods, used for flavor enhancement and tenderizing. Marinades are added to foods and then allowed to set for a period of time.
thus enhancing flavor or tenderizing the item. More often than not marinades will contain an acid like vinegar, wine or lemon juice and sometimes an oil. The pickling process uses a marinade in the curing process.
Swiss: To pound meat, usually beef, with flour and seasonings; this breaks up the muscle fibers, tenderizing the meat.
Syrup: Sugar that is dissolved in liquid, usually water, with possibly the addition of flavorings such as spices or citrus zest.
It's also good braised, but it will require the tenderizing effects of a marinade if you want to grill or broil it. If cut thinly, this steak is sometimes called a breakfast steak = wafer steak = sandwich steak = minute steak.
Minute Steak - a boneless steak cut one quarter inch thick, and criss-crossed with cuts for tenderizing. It is intended to be sautéed in 1 minute. To cook it longer is to toughen it.
Cube - To cut into cubes, about 1/2- to 1-inch. Cube may also mean to tenderize meat with a tenderizing mallet or utensil which makes "cube" imprints.
Cube - To cut food, such as cheese and vegetables, into half inch cubes or to describe tenderizing meet with a mallet that leaves cube shaped imprints on the surface.
It is particularly useful as an ingredient in marinades, having the same tenderizing qualities as lemon or lime juice. However, where, for instance, three tablespoons of lemon or lime juice are required, one teaspoon of amchur will suffice.
Braising is a cooking method by which food is browned with fat, then cooked slowly in covered pot with little moisture at low heat for a lengthy period of time. This process breaks down the fiber of the food, enhancing the flavor and tenderizing ...
Papayas are known for their enzyme, papain, which is believed to aid digestion and is the basis for many meat tenderizing products.
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Meat tenderizer - A food product obtained from the papaya, which works on the fibers of raw meat to make it tender, regardless of kind, grade, or cut. When the meat is cooked all tenderizing action stops.
being prepared in order to tenderize, add flavor, or to create a sour or somewhat acidic flavor. Marinating meat often involves the use of lemon juice or wine in order to weaken the connective tissues running throughout the meat, thus tenderizing the ...
Cooking often is the method used to improve the flavour of foods using combinations of ingredients to provide the most pleasing taste.
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Depending on the cut of meat and how lean it may be, will determine how much basting and internal tenderizing is required with the strips of fat. However, as a general rule, strips of fat can be placed approximately 1-1/2 to 2 inches apart.
 See also: Cooking, Tenderize, Flavor, Sauce, Vegetable
  
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