Q4 LO2.- Effects of Heat to Meat and Cooking Methods.pptx
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The document outlines factors that affect the cooking of meat, including: 1. The effects of heat on meat such as tenderizing connective tissue with moisture and coagulating proteins; 2. Methods of cooking meat including dry heat like roasting and moist heat like braising; 3. Factors that determine cooking choice like the cut of meat, its fat content, and desired qualities like tenderness or flavor development.
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