Tumbling Your Meat
INCREASE THE FLAVOR
Traditionally, the marinating of meat consists of submerging or soaking in the marinade and letting the ingredients diffuse into the meat with time. This method requires a long time, usually a few hours up to a few days depending on the marinade and your end goal. When using the traditional form of marinating, the proper distribution of the seasoning ingredients is not possible.
Newer marinating methods have now been created to avoid these restrictions; one of these methods is the tumbler. Tumbling is a physical process that involves meat rotating, falling and contacting with metal walls and paddles in a large steel drum.This process provides a transfer of kinetic energy to extract protein that forms a binding agent for muscle fibers. The functions of tumbling are to improve yield, increase tenderness and cohesiveness and gain faster and more uniform ingredient distribution in the meat.
The process of tumbling the meat allows for a more unique, dense, and cohesive flavor to be injected into your meat in a speedy amount of time. This method is changing the taste of meat as we know it.
