what are the characteristics of a fresh meat
characteristic of meat used in processing??
meaty meat
a characteristic of a carnivore is that they eat meat not herbs and plants like herbivores! And some carnivores will have sharp teeth for tearing off meat.. some will have claws for hunting and taking down prey!
naturally occurring, a natural product of the environment that exists without artificial or human interference
Low wages were characteristic of the poultry industry, with meat cutters' median weekly earnings of $370 in 1998
The characteristic that best describes the average American diet is a plate of refined grains, foods with added sugar and fats, meat and poultry.
Gyro meat is typically made from lamb shoulder or leg, though it may also include a blend of beef or pork. The meat is seasoned with various spices, then stacked and cooked on a vertical rotisserie. As the outer layer cooks, it is sliced off and served in a pita with tomatoes, onions, and tzatziki sauce. This method of preparation creates a flavorful and tender meat that's characteristic of gyros.
Bacon is cured by soaking pork belly in a mixture of salt, sugar, and sometimes other seasonings. This process helps preserve the meat and gives it its characteristic flavor.
Omnivore: something that eats meat and plants. Herbivore: just eats plants, grass etc. Carnivore: Just eats meat.
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The noun is tenderness (showing tender feelings). The noun tenderness applied to a food such as meat would be a concrete noun, because it is a characteristic detected by the senses (when chewing and tasting).
If the meat is uncooked you could try rinsing it under cold water to help reduce the salt flavour. If the meat is cooked the salt flavour has cooked into the meat and it is very hard to remove it after that has happened. >well, I learned how to cook meat from the Philipina Woman from my Church, that you could continue to cook the meat with rice and or potatoes, and that they would absorb a lot of the salt. Now it's my turn to try it, I only need to convince my daughter (the cook in the family!) that this is true. Is there anyone out there that can confirm this? I am no longer in contact with my church family.