Method for preparing food items from pig snouts and other similar material
OwnerEdward E. Davisinventor
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Abstract
A method of preparing crispy barbecued snouts, beef tripe or pig ears and skins, and the products thereof, including: in all products trim off excess fat from the lean meat, cover the lean meat with water and boil for about 20-30 minutes, season it while keeping water in and over the products, and boil for another two hours. Allow the boiled product to cool, place it on a platter, and freeze it. This frozen product then may be kept for a long period of time in the frozen state, wrapped and packaged to avoid freezer burn. When it is desired to use the product, it can be put into deep frying fat for 15-30 minutes, removed and put in a sauce and served.
Claims5
A method of preparing food items from material selected from the group consisting of pig snouts, pig ears, pig skins and beef tripe, consisting essentially of:
- trimming excess fat from the material;
- boiling the trimmed material in water;
- seasoning the boiled material and continuing to boil the seasoned material for about two hours;
- withdrawing the seasoned material from the boiling water;
- allowing the material to cool;
- placing the material on a platter and into a freezer and freezing it from about four to six hours;
- and after freezing is completed, wrapping and packaging the material to avoid freezer burn, then placing it back into the freezer to be preserved.
A method of preparing food items from material selected from the group consisting of pig snouts, pig ears, pig skins, and beef tripe, consisting essentially of:
- trimming excess fat from the material;
- boiling the trimmed material in water, continuing to boil the trimmed material for about two hours;
- withdrawing the trimmed material from the boiling water;
- allowing the trimmed material to cool;
- placing it on a platter and into a freezer and freezing it from about four to six hours;
- and after freezing is completed, wrapping and packaging the material to avoid freezer burn, and then placing it back into the freezer to be preserved.
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