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connective tissue, so the
resulting meat must be
cooked correctly to
tenderise it.
According to the
Random House Dictionary of the
English Language,...
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excessive force,
rather than any
steel object it is hitting. Meat
mallets tenderise or
flatten meat. Made from wood or metal, they are
typically two-sided...
- A meat
tenderizer or meat
pounder is a hand-powered tool used to
tenderize slabs of meat in the
preparation for cooking.
Although a meat
tenderizer can...
- and was used
before European contact to
tenderise meat
eaten in its
native South America. Meat
tenderisers in
powder form with
papain as an
active component...
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exceeded 70
degrees Celsius (158 °F). Meat is
cooked for four reasons: to
tenderise it, to
provide additional flavours, to kill
harmful bacteria, and to kill...
- Nutrition.
August 24, 2021.
Retrieved October 26, 2024. "Fruit
enzymes tenderise meat".
Science Learning Hub.
Archived from the
original on May 23, 2020...
- Solution". Cook's Illustrated. Abrahams, Marc (5
December 2011). "Best way to
tenderise meat? An
underwater explosion". The Guardian.
Improving Meat Tenderness...
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intestinal epithelial cells.
Actinidain is
commercially useful as a meat
tenderiser and in
coagulating milk for
dairy products, like
yogurt and cheese. The...
- Hazmah,
Shareena Z. (November 22, 2018). "How the rise of
veganism may
tenderise fictional language". The Conversation.
Archived from the
original on November...
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October to December.
After shooting, the
birds are hung for 4–8 days to
tenderise; the meat can be
eaten as a starter, savoury, or for breakfast. A bird...
