Bsc Food Production Notes sem 5

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BRINES, CURES & MARINADES (TYPES, METHODS & USES)

BRINES A wet cure is also called a brine, although brine literally means a salt solution. Brining is also a method of curing and preservation...

HAM, BACON, GAMMON & GREEN BACON

HAM Ham is pork from a leg cut that has been preserved by wet or dry curing, with or without smoking. As a processed meat, the term “ham” includes both whole cuts of meat and ones...

CUTS OF HAM, BACON & GAMMON

CUTS OF BACON  Streaky & Flank Bacon These are used diced for soups or to add flavour to stews. For Boiling & Stewing All cuts are suitable. but...

PROCESSING OF HAM & BACON

Bacon processing Fresh pork bellies are shipped to processing companies in large containers called “combo bins.” Individual bellies undergo the following before being converted into sliced...

Green bacon

Green bacon What is Green bacon? Green bacon is a fresh, non-smoked style of cured bacon. As this recipe contains no nitrates, the bacon will stay...

Difference between Ham and Bacon, Gammon

What is the Difference between Ham and Bacon and Gammon Introduction When it comes to savory delicacies, pork-based products like ham, bacon, and gammon are...

Types of Galantine & and how it is made

What is GALANTINE ? A galantine is a French dish of de-boned stuffed meat, most commonly poultry or fish, that is poached and served cold,...

Ballotines

BALLOTINE The terms Galantine and Ballotine are often confused. Both are similarly prepared, but they are cooked and served differently. The ballotine is also...

Pate, How to make Pate?

Let us know about waht is a pate and How to make Pate the best and easy way. What is Pate? A PATE is distinguished from a...