Friday, February 18, 2011

Ideas To Keep In Mind When Preparing To Serve Meat

By Linda L. Ainsworth


There are numerous ways to cook the meat depending on the portion of the animal body that is being cooked. The parts of the body that are not involved in any sort of physical activity are very easily roasted, grilled and fried. The hard portions of the animal are relatively slowly cooked and need more time.

Most of the people think that the hard meat will contain more energy and nutrition as it is muscular. This perception is wrong and the meat has the uniform nutrition even if the meat is of the weaker zone. The cuts have the good proteins, iron and some vitamin B. You should know that the cuts can be very good, meal if you want to buy some meat and know how to cook it properly then go for the cuts.

If you use an oven for cooking then you have the option to cook the meat at slow pace or fast. If the meat is roasted at higher temperature in the van then the joint will be brown on the outer side and pink inside.

The slower roasting might loss the taste e of the meat. The fibers are broken and the meat becomes softer.

You can fry or grill the meat if it is in the form of smaller fragments and these methods are fast also. The fibers of the meat will be preserved and the taste will be fine in this way before gong to the overcooked state.

If the grilling or frying is needed it will be better to marinate the meat before cooking. The lemon juice with some oil is a good marinating agent. The meat should be kept in this solution for about an hour.

You can cook the meat slowly in an immersion of the wine and the vegetables and herbs in the winter. The meat will be very rich in taste and highly nutritious. This method is suitable for the cheaper meat.

The outdoor roosted meat on a barbeque or spit can be really enjoyed. But keep in mind the meat should not be allowed to burn and it is properly roasted from all sides. Steaks, chops and sausages are also very tasty and can be enjoyed.




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