tenderiser


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Noun 1. [画像:tenderiser - a substance (as the plant enzyme papain) applied to meat to make it tender]tenderiser - a substance (as the plant enzyme papain) applied to meat to make it tender
plant life, flora, plant - (botany) a living organism lacking the power of locomotion
chemical compound, compound - (chemistry) a substance formed by chemical union of two or more elements or ingredients in definite proportion by weight
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It is used in chutneys, curries, salad dressings and as a meat tenderiser.Pomegranate concentrate is made from fresh juice and is generally free from added sugar or preservatives.
3 Once the duck is filled the skin needs to be pricked all over, either using a fork or a tenderiser, this allows all the fat under the skin to render as the bird roasts.
She attacks it with a meat tenderiser as her boy screams hysterically at her actions.
Using a meat tenderiser, saucepan or a rolling pin, bash each chicken breast between two pieces of cling film until about 1.5cm thick all over.
of voucher number PLW HA Solanaceae, Vegetable 52 Solanum nigrum L., NA 37 Malvaceae, Leaves are a 50 Hibiscus sabdariffa vegetable and the L., NA 17 seeds are dried and pounded into flour eaten as a staple Amaranthaceae, Vegetable (bitter 48 Amaranthus spinosus and eaten in small L., NA 4 quantities)/ tenderiser (shoots and leaves are burnt; the ash is mixed with water and filtered.
2 Use a meat tenderiser or rolling pin to flatten the steaks as thinly as possible without breaking them.
Apparently, May presided over the debates waving a meat tenderiser as a gavel.
Nowadays salt is used as a meat tenderiser, agglutinating agent, and food additive to give a more attractive taste to food in general.
Thus the Galouti Kebab came into existence using the best cuts of meat that were meticulously pounded along with a tenderiser, exotic spices and herbs.
of the de la cooks While I'd struggle to describe myself as a fan of the original Bake Off - I sometimes dream about chasing Paul Hollywood with a heavy duty aluminium steak tenderiser - at least it encouraged viewers to pop to their own kitchens afterwards to whip up a flan.

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