meat and offal

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• Nutritional value of different types of meat and offal
protein, fats, vitamins (A, D, K, B3, B6, B12), minerals (iron, zinc, riboflavin)
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• Preservation methods for meat and offal
smoking, curing, drying, pickling, salting, marinating, canning
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Correct storage procedures for meat and offal
• Refrigerated/frozen at correct temperature in line with current regulations • Covered/labelled/dated • Recording important labelling information (allergens) • Cooling rapidly below 8°C in 90 minutes • Separate fridge if possible • Raw below cooked
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Quality problems with meat and offal
• Cuts or joints not the size expected – this will affect the price of the dish, cooking time, portion control • Out of date • Smell – unpleasant odour • Appearance not as expected – slimy, not the correct colour
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How the composition of the meat and offal influences the choice of processes and preparation methods
Fat content
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• Preservation methods for meat and offal

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smoking, curing, drying, pickling, salting, marinating, canning

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Correct storage procedures for meat and offal

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Quality problems with meat and offal

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How the composition of the meat and offal influences the choice of processes and preparation methods

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