FIELD: food industry.
SUBSTANCE: product is sliced into portions suitable for preparation and storage in the refrigerator, the sites of interaction with the product being selected in accordance with the size of the cutting tool comprising a push handle attached to the perforated plate having cutting elements in the form of wedge-shaped blades disposed with the pitch of in-line and cross-lying arrangement in the perforations of the plate. The cutting elements are arranged normal to the surface of the product, which allows to cut the product mass, raw fiber and tendons with the discontinuity of 7 mm and more over the entire depth. The triangular projections are configurated in the rows of each initial group of cutting elements overlapping by half-pitch. Laying spices and seasonings is carried out along the walls of the cut. The prepared product is cooled to a temperature from -2 to 5°C and stored for 2-30 hours. All materials of cutting tools are made of stainless, corrosion-resistant and high-carbon steel with a vacuum coating of titanium carbonitride.
EFFECT: mechanical and organoleptic changing the form of the meat or fish product mass, based on the diffusion penetration of seasonings and spices into the product mass structure.
3 dwg
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Dates
2017-02-08—Published
2014-09-22—Filed