The concept of molecular gastronomy was not proposed by a chef but was first proposed in 1992 by a physicist named Nicolas Curti and a French chemist named Ivy Teas, the latter known as the father of...
Sous-vide cooking is a cooking method in which the ingredient is placed in a vacuum-sealed bag, and then placed in a constant-temperature water bath; it is cooked for a long time at a low temperature...
2.3.3 Effect of rubbing time on the quality of sauced beef by sous-vide cooking 2.3.3.1 Effects of different rubbing time on yield, water holding capacity and pH The effects of different rubbing time...
2.3.1 Effects of concentration of ginger juice on the quality of sauced beef 2.3.1.1 Effects of different concentrations of ginger juice on yield, water holding capacity and pH Table 2-8 shows the changes...
2.2.4.2 Water holding capacity Put the marinated beef tendon into a vacuum bag and seal it with a vacuum sealer, and put the bag in a cooker at a temperature of 62℃ and heat it for 8 hours....
The marinating and tenderizing process is an indispensable part of the traditional processing process of marinated pork products. By marinating, not only the flavor of marinated pork products can be increased,...
Issues with the safety of microorganisms and stability of shelves of low-temperature-cooked meat may overshadow its advantages in sensory quality. Meat is an ideal growth medium for many microorganisms,...
Extending the heating time and increasing the heating temperature appeared to negatively affect the juiciness and cooking loss of the meat. Becker and Christensen tested this hypothesis based on the results...
The texture is an important indicator for evaluating meat products, and there are many related studies. As early as the 1950s, studies have shown that comparing roasted beef for up to 43 hours at a temperature...