What liquids are good to dip meats in before coating them with flour?
The commonly used liquid is beaten egg yolk.
You could use marinades or certain oils (olive oil), depending on the dish. For example, there's no point dipping meat in Indian marinade if it is for an Italian meal.
Alternative answer:
It is unusual to dip meat in liquid prior to coating with flour, as fresh meat is naturally wet enough to allow the flour to coat it, there are three main reasons for coating meat with flour.
1. To help thicken a stew, casserole or similar dish.
2. To protect the meat when deep frying in hot oil.
3. As part of the breadcrumb process (Chef term to panure or panre) the meat is first coated with flour, then egg wash, then breadcrumbs, it must be in this order because the flour will stick to the meat, the egg wash will stick to the flour, the breadcrumbs will stick to the egg wash.
Refer to recipes if you need help.
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Can you eat meat one day past the expiration?
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What is the most healthy sausage?
Turkey or chicken sausage has the least fat. Raw sausage has the fewest preservatives. So raw turkey or chicken sausage would be the healthiest.
What will happen if you cover a jar of rotting meat?
If you cover (in an nairtight container) the meat before it rots, it won't rot, since the bacteria that make the meat rot can't survive with out the air.
Is it blood thqat comes out of meat?
yes,if its raw and not fully cooked, like raw chicken,fish,and others
Will recooking meat kill bacteria?
If you cook it for long enough, at a hot enough heat, then yes. But you can only "cook" once, then "reheat" once (a reheat is not a full cooking time, just long enough to get it really hot). Do NOT reheat the same meat twice, since it can lead to food poisoning.
What kind of liver is liver loaf luncheon meat made of?
Live loaf, commonly referred to as liver cheese, is typically made of pork liver, wrapped in pork fat. However, some brands or international versions may include beef liver. Other ingredients in liver loaf are salt and dehydrated onion.
Why is fat off meat bad for you?
Because fat off meat makes you fat and makes you have an unhealthy diet. and red meat is bad for you when you eat to much of it
What meats are Christians allowed to eat?
Any type they want. There are no dietary restrictions in Christianity. Gluttony is considered a sin, but that's just eating too much. It doesn't matter what it is.
What did the meat-packers mean they described cattle as '' steerly ''?
They meant that the cattle were covered with boils.
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What are meat yielding animals?
"Meat-yielding" animals are those animals that are raised to be slaughtered so that their muscle tissue (being the meat) can be harvested and fed to people. The main animals that are raised and/or hunted for meat are: