PPT-MEAT COOKERY

Prepared by Dr C Boyd Ramsey Professor Emeritus OBJECTIVES To show the importance of cooking procedures on meat palatability To match each meat cut with the best cooking method To present the key procedures needed for successful indoor and outdoor meat cookery. MEAT MINCERS MEAT DESCRIPTION MEAT MINCER PRODUCTION PER HOUR : 50 kg / h S U PPLIED WITH S.STEEL TRAY AND PUSHER S.STEEL STRUCTURE * OPTION - ACCESSORIES – FUNNELS , BLADES , PLATES TR 8 What is driving or hindering. t. he red meat market?. May . 8. , 2014. Agenda. Market Drivers. Beef Sales and Forecast. Price. Health . Consumer Preference. Beef Consumption. Millennial Generation . 2. ANSC 3404. Objectives. : To learn the process of converting live muscle to meat.. Overview. Muscles do not suddenly eliminate all living functions. A number of physical and chemical changes occur over a period of hours or days. Grilling. You should have a thick cut of meat around 1 ¼‘” – 1 ½” to avoid burning the meat if it is too thin. Let steak become room temperature before grilling. Have your grill have coal on one side and none on the other, you would start cooking the meat with the non coal side to make it juicier. You should flip often to cook the meat more evenly. You can use a thermometer to determine the kind of steak you want.. PROTEIN-BASED FOODS. Foods I: Fundamentals. Meats. Meats.  . beef, pork, lamb & veal. COOKING:. Before cooking, red meats should have a . bright red color. .. Grey or brownish color means the meat is bad.. ANSC 3404. MEAT TENDERIZERS. Enzymes that degrade proteins and tenderize meat.. Papain. . is most widely used. In home situations, any tenderizer is difficult to incorporate into the meat beyond about a 1/4-inch depth.. There are many different ways to prepare eggs and breakfast meats.. Section 17.1 Meat and Egg Preparation. Breakfast meats . are often served with eggs and a side of bread or potato.. Breakfast Proteins. Center Slice. P – Pork. E – Ham or Leg. 44 – Center Slice. D/M – Dry/Moist Cookery. Rump Portion. P – Pork. E – Ham or Leg. 25 – Rump Portion. D/M – Dry/Moist Cookery. Shank Portion. P – Pork. Objective. Execute proper sauté method and pan sauce preparation.. Dry-Heat Cooking Methods for . Meat and Poultry . Although hot fat is used in some dry-heat cooking methods, hot air or radiant heat waves actually cook the food. Internal Food Temperatures. Ground . meats (pork, beef, veal, lamb) . 160 . degrees. Whole cut beef, seafood, . veal, lamb . 145 . degrees. . All Poultry (whole or . ground). 165 . degrees. Pork. 160 degrees. Ag Processing Technology. Unit 3. Objectives. Describe the production of meat from cattle, pigs and poultry. Identify meat products from cattle, pigs and poultry. List five factors affecting meat tenderness. What is . the primary reason why this experiment is not valid?. Bellwork. 8-26-15. Objectives. Students will be able to describe the tools, skills, knowledge, and dispositions needed to conduct scientific inquiry. . Meat alternatives (sometimes called meat substitutes or meat analogues) are plant-based products designed . to replace meat.. Examples of meat alternatives include:. mycoprotein – protein sourced from fungi;. D1.HCC.CL2.01. . Slide . 1. Apply basic techniques of commercial cookery. This unit comprises three Elements:. Select and use equipment. Apply wet methods of cookery. Apply dry methods of cookery. .