Methods of post-slaughter handling and cutting a carcase
AssigneeMeat and Livestock Commission
InventorsKeith Donald Fisher, Robert Edward Smith, Alastair Cuthbertson
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Abstract
Methods of post-slaughter handling a carcase are presented in a first example a carcase is hung from its symphysis pubis and cut by; (1) removing the knuckle, fillet end and chump from the rest of the carcase; and, (2) separating the knuckle from the fillet end and chump by cutting at an angle of less than 45.degree. to the back line of the carcase. In a second example the carcase is hung from its symphysis pubis and cut by; (1) removing the leg and chump from the rest of the carcase; (2) removing at least the pelvic bones; (3) straightening the leg. In a further example, the method comprises (1) hanging the carcase from its symphysis pubis; and (2) applying high voltage stimulation to the carcase.
Claims35
A method of cutting a carcase which has been hung from its symphysis pubis comprising the steps of:
- (1) removing the knuckle, fillet end and chump from the rest of the carcase;
- and,
- (2) separating the knuckle from the fillet end and chump by cutting at an angle of less than 45.degree. to the back line of the carcase.
A method of post slaughter handling and cutting a carcase comprises the steps of:
- (1) hanging the carcase from its symphysis pubis;
- (2) removing the knuckle, fillet end and chump from the rest of the carcase;
- and,
- (3) separating the knuckle from the fillet end and chump by cutting at an angle of less than 45.degree. to the back line of the carcase.
A method of post-slaughter handling and cutting a carcase which has been hung from its symphysis pubis comprising the steps of:
- (1) removing the leg and chump from the rest of the carcase;
- (2) removing at least the pelvic bones;
- (3) straightening the leg.
A method of post slaughter handling and cutting a carcase comprises the steps of:
- (1) hanging the carcase from its symphysis pubis;
- (2) removing the leg and chump from the rest of the carcase;
- (3) removing at least the pelvic bones;
- and
- (4) straightening the leg.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.