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    Chicken Parmesan Recipe

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    The first component of our recipe is obviously chicken; our recipe makes enough to serve four and therefore calls for four cutlets. When grocery shopping, be sure to look for the skinniest slices of meat available. Thinly sliced chicken is very important to the flavor of our recipe because the denser the meat, the less our herbs, marinara sauce and cheese will absorb and create strong flavor. The first step in making chicken parmesan is to prepare the meat. Take the chicken out of the packaging and place it on a chopping board. To make the meat less dense, one should cut off any fatty areas of the meat. Next, the chicken will need to be tenderized. The preferred method of doing this would be to use a meat tenderizer and beat the chicken. Meat…

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    Bromelain Enzyme Analysis

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    Papain is mixture of enzymes obtained from the green papaya (pawpaw) fruit. Papain is a highly aggressive, indiscriminate enzyme causing significant degradation to both myofibrillar and collagen proteins. The optimal temperature range for papain is 65-80°C. Papain cuts the protein chains in the fibrils and also in the connective tissue, disrupting the structural integrity of the muscle fibre, and tenderizing the meat. Besides, ficin is also an enzyme used to tenderize the meat but it exhibits…

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    the lack of proper nutrition. However, after reading articles and results recorded from experiments, the astonishing truth is vegetarians receive the necessary amount of daily nutrient. On average, adults are recommended to intake forty-six to fifty-six grams of protein daily. Those numbers may appear difficult to reach, especially for someone that does not ingest meat. Despite the challenge, research from The Center of Disease Control and Prevention has proven that “with some planning, a…

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    Chunky Movie Analysis

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    Hidden Ingredients of Processes Food Campbell’s soup product line “Chunky” debuted in 1970 as ready-to-serve soups. From a traditional canned soup point of view, it was sensational because the portion of food gets much larger than before. In 2009, Chunky revamped its contents to be a more satisfying soup product by focusing on including a variety of vegetables and chunks of lean meat in a can (Campbell’s). The concept of satisfying an appetite is the crucial factor for the newly improved canned…

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    no doubt that food is the paramount needs for human beings because food provides nutrients for human and without food human can’t survived in the world. In general, there are many different ways to get nutrients such as fruit, vegetable and animals meat but as we live in a developed science and technology society all you need is money, you can buy any food you want even though delivery food to you houses. As the matter of facts, food industries are mass produce food with chemicals that can…

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    Threat Of Global Diets

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    2 billion people worldwide consume a diet based mainly on meat compared to an estimated 4 billion people who live primarily on a plant-based diet. Many of these 4 billion lactoovovegetarians (people who only eat vegetables ) are forced to live on this type of plant based diet due to a shortage of resources such as fertile land, energy resources and access to fresh water. (1) The World Health organisation has recorded its concern of ‘the number of malnourished people ever recorded in…

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    Overuse Of Antibiotics

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    who believe humans need to be eliminated from this earth but I don’t think the majority of us want this to happen. The constant pumping of drugs in the animals results in the accumulation of antibiotic resistant bacteria inside them and even in the air around them. This happens because feeding antibiotics to animals that are not sick kills off weak bacteria and creates the perfect environment for antibiotic-resistant bacteria to multiply and thrive. These animals start accumulating superbugs…

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    Animal Farm Satire

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    There are many ways to harvest chicken and meats, but the most common one and the one you’re consuming may have been raised in the cage free environment and getting injected with steroids. That’s sound free and happy right? Well no is not, cage free stands for having thirty thousands of chicken or even more, stuck in a dark place where they cannot move. The chicken are only allowed to stand in one place, do their needs in that same place and not even get clean. Imagine your meats and poultry…

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    Emulsion Lab Report

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    frankfurters include grinding the lean pork meat and backfat separately, then the Quick cure and seasonings are mixed with the lean pork, in the presence of ice, the fat is added and the mixture is chopped to a desired temperature. The mix is then stuffed into links and smoked. For the regular frankfurters, the initial mixture was chopped to a temperature of 6°C before adding the fat and chopping until 13°C was reached. The overchopped frankfurters…

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    It 's my most dreaded conversation on why I 'm a vegetarian. Some even argue with me to eat meat again. They 'll ask me questions like, "Where do you get your protein"; then I 'll answer them with beans, lentil, oatmeal, yogurt, and nuts; even that answer doesn 't seem to satisfy them. I could question them about their cholesterol since they think red meat is the only place to get their protein. One time she cooked meat sauce without telling me; I spilled it onto my pasta, so right before…

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