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Cooking Term of The Day- “Jacquarding”

Jacquarding, or “needling” is the process of poking holes into the muscle of meat in order to tenderize it. This is an alternative method to using a chemical process such as a marinade for tenderizing. The needles pierce and break the connective tissues in the meat for a more tender outcome. Tenderness is the most important factor affecting consumer rating of meats. I’m sure most of us carnivores can agree that a tender steak is a prize to be won.

I prefer using the technique of jacquarding to using marinades and tenderizing rubs. I think it’s better to enhance the flavor or your meat, and at times marinades can be overpowering. You can purchase your own jacquarding tools. My favorite is produced by a company called Jaccard (isn’t that fitting). I posted a review to the product on my kitchen gadget reviews page. 

Try this technique, It’ll make a huge difference and your meat loving friends will love you for it! 
Nicole

Nicole

I'm Nicole. Ceo, Pastry Chef, and Photographer for Confectionalism.com. I'm a lover of sweets, art, and an avid puppy cuddler. I hope my recipes, kitchen tips, tricks, and culinary adventures inspire you to put your "Creativity to Plate!" You can read more about me and Confectionalism on the About Confectionalism link in the Menu bar to the far left of the site. Happy Cooking! Sincerely, Nicole

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Nicole
I'm Nicole. Ceo, Pastry Chef, and Photographer for Confectionalism.com. I'm a lover of sweets, art, and an avid puppy cuddler. I hope my recipes, kitchen tips, tricks, and culinary adventures inspire you to put your "Creativity to Plate!" You can read more about me and Confectionalism on the About Confectionalism link in the Menu bar to the far left of the site. Happy Cooking! Sincerely, Nicole