牛肉の熱板焼き調理における最適加熱条件

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The optimum frying conditions for beef were determined by heating a 20 mm×50 mm dia. piece of beef in a pan at various temperatures (120, 160, 180, 200 and 220℃). The respective heating times that were necessary to make the center temperature of a samples reach 55, 70 and 85℃ were measured. After heating, the weight loss, thickness, surface color and hardness were also measured. The results indicate that the hardness and thickness were directly related to the center temperature, regardless of the pan temperature. On the other hand, the pan temperature had strong influence on the surface color, and the range of time for good browning at various pan temperatures could be defined. The heating time calculated by applying the unsteady heat conduction in a semi-infinite plate and the surface browning time range were used to determine the optimum heating conditions for beef.
社団法人日本家政学会の論文
1999-02-15