A technology for regulating the maturity of mutton
A mature and mutton technology, applied in the direction of freezing/cooling to preserve meat/fish, etc., can solve the problems of reducing meat quality, difficult enzyme diffusion, and high equipment requirements, so as to improve the economic benefits of enterprises, delay the maturity of mutton, and extend the shelf life Effect
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[0043] 1) Remove the longissimus dorsi muscles on both sides of the sheep carcass about 0.5 hours after slaughter, quickly remove the visible fat and fascia on the surface, and divide it into meat pieces of the same size;
[0044] 2) Use the filter paper sterilized by ultraviolet light to absorb the moisture on the surface of the meat, and use food-grade plastic wrap to wrap the meat uniformly;
[0045] 3) Place the meat pieces neatly at 0°C to cool down to a central temperature of 10-15°C, and then quickly cool down to a central temperature of 4°C at -18°C;
[0046] 4) Move the meat pieces to a refrigerated (2-6°C) environment for maturation, and take samples regularly for index determination.
Embodiment 2
[0048] 1) Remove the longissimus dorsi muscles on both sides of the sheep carcass about 0.5 hours after slaughter, quickly remove the visible fat and fascia on the surface, and divide it into meat pieces of the same size;
[0049] 2) Use the filter paper sterilized by ultraviolet light to absorb the moisture on the surface of the meat, and use food-grade plastic wrap to wrap the meat uniformly;
[0050] 3) Place the meat pieces neatly at 0°C and cool down to the center of the meat pieces at 10-15°C, and then rapidly cool them at -18°C until the center temperature of the meat pieces is 0°C;
[0051] 4) Move the meat pieces to an ice temperature (-1 to -2°C) environment for maturation, and take samples regularly for index determination.
Embodiment 3
[0053] 1) Remove the longissimus dorsi muscles on both sides of the sheep carcass about 0.5 hours after slaughter, quickly remove the visible fat and fascia on the surface, and divide it into meat pieces of the same size;
[0054] 2) Use the filter paper sterilized by ultraviolet light to absorb the moisture on the surface of the meat, and use food-grade plastic wrap to wrap the meat uniformly;
[0055] 3) Place the meat pieces neatly at 0°C and cool down until the center temperature of the meat pieces is 10-15°C, then place the meat pieces neatly at -18°C for rapid cooling until the center temperature of the meat pieces is 0°C ;
[0056] 4) Move the meat pieces to an ice temperature (-1~-2°C) environment, and then move them to a refrigerated environment for maturity after 3 days, and take samples regularly for index determination.
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