ireekofawesomeness Big Bro Platinum Sep 14, 2003 #1 i heard somewhere that meat tenderizer breaks down proteins in steak and meat, is this true? should i stop using it?
i heard somewhere that meat tenderizer breaks down proteins in steak and meat, is this true? should i stop using it?
E eurorides Guest Sep 14, 2003 #2 u mean the hammer?? no it dosent...but actually it makes meat tougher...you want tender mean....cook it slow/.
u mean the hammer?? no it dosent...but actually it makes meat tougher...you want tender mean....cook it slow/.
ireekofawesomeness Big Bro Platinum Sep 14, 2003 #3 no, not the hammer...when i make a steak, i stab it with a fork which i know doesnt affect the protein, but i also sprinkle on a powder called meat tenderizer...the powder is the thing my question is about
no, not the hammer...when i make a steak, i stab it with a fork which i know doesnt affect the protein, but i also sprinkle on a powder called meat tenderizer...the powder is the thing my question is about