Preparation technology of dried pork
A preparation process, technology of pork jerky, applied in the direction of food science, etc., can solve the problems of long processing cycle of bacon products, increase of production cost, etc., achieve the effect of maintaining the same flavor, saving production cost, and shortening the processing cycle
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[0017] 1) Cut the pork into thin slices, the length, width and thickness are 6cm×2cm×0.2cm;
[0018] 2) Cool the meat slices to -5°C, then melt at 10°C
[0019] 3) Add salt and sugar to the pork in step 2) to marinate, the amount of salt is 3% of the weight of the pork, and the amount of sugar is 1% of the weight of the pork; the curing temperature is 4°C, and the curing time is 3h;
[0020] 4) Bake the marinated meat slices at a temperature of 50° C. and a humidity of 55% for 24 hours to obtain a finished pork jerky.
Embodiment 2
[0022] 1) Cut the pork into thin slices, the length, width and thickness are 6cm×4cm×0.3cm;
[0023] 2) Cool the meat slices to -10°C, then melt at 15°C
[0024] 3) Add salt and sugar to the pork in step 2) to marinate, the amount of salt is 6% of the weight of the pork, and the amount of sugar is 2% of the weight of the pork; the curing temperature is 6°C, and the curing time is 5h;
[0025] 4) Bake the marinated meat slices at a temperature of 55° C. and a humidity of 60% for 36 hours to obtain a finished pork jerky.
Embodiment 3
[0027] 1) Cut the pork into thin slices, the length, width and thickness are 5cm×3cm×0.25cm;
[0028] 2) Cool the meat slices to -8°C, and then melt them at 12°C
[0029] 3) Add salt and sugar to the pork in step 2) to marinate, the amount of salt is 5% of the weight of the pork, and the amount of sugar is 1.5% of the weight of the pork; the curing temperature is 5°C, and the curing time is 4h;
[0030] 4) Bake the marinated meat slices at a temperature of 52° C. and a humidity of 58% for 30 hours to obtain a finished pork jerky.
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