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DEVEINING [1 record]

Record 1 2004-06-22

English

Subject field(s)
  • Slaughterhouses
CONT

After kosher slaughter, meat must be "koshered" before it becomes acceptable for consumption. The process of koshering removes any blood that may remain in meat. To kosher a beef carcass, only the forequarter is used. Although there is no Biblical prohibition against the use of a whole carcass, the process of deveining beef is less complex in the forequarter. First, veins, arteries and certain nonacceptable fats are removed from meat by highly trained specialists.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Abattoirs
OBS

Appelé à tort communément dénervage. Un travail délicat, exécuté manuellement par des ouvrières aux doigts agiles. L'opération consiste à ôter les plus grosses veines qui parcourent le foie, sans abîmer le produit.

Spanish

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