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Operating Instructions
Required Ingredients for One Batch (100 kg minced meat):
• 1 bag of Grilled Kofta Recipe – 6 kg
• 12 kg cold water
• 100 kg minced meat (preferably a beef/fat blend as per factory specifications)
Processing Steps:
Step 1: Brine Preparation:
1. Empty the full contents of the seasoning bag into 12 kg of cold water (temperature below 5°C).
2. Mix thoroughly for 2 minutes using a mixer or whisk until all components are fully dissolved and the solution is homogeneous.
Step 2: Mixing:
1. Add the prepared solution directly to the 100 kg of minced meat.
2. Blend the mixture using an industrial mixer (Mixer or Bowl Chopper) until a consistent and cohesive dough is achieved.
3. Optional: For improved texture and homogeneity, the mix can be passed through a meat grinder (plate size 5 mm or larger) after blending.
Step 3: Forming:
1. Form the seasoned mixture into kofta fingers (logs) according to factory specifications (weight, length, shape).
2. Let the product rest at a low temperature (0–5°C) for an appropriate period to allow pre-curing (setting), then transfer to freezing.
Technical Tips for Enhanced Product Quality:
1. Pre-Curing the Meat:
• Cut fresh meat into cubes and freeze at -5°C or lower for at least 4 hours before grinding.
• Grind coarsely using a 5–8 mm plate.
• This step improves final dough cohesion and minimizes fat separation during processing.
2. Optional Use of Textured Soy (for texture enhancement and/or cost optimization):
• Soak 1 kg of textured soy in 2 kg of cold water for 12 hours.
• Mince the soaked soy together with the meat twice (First before seasoning then second after blending) This ensures full integration and a consistent product texture.
Ingredients
- Salt -Spice Mix (Pepper - Thyme -Cardamom - Other Seasonings) - Starch - Dried Vegetables - Sugar - E621 - E451.
Allergens
- Starch
| Fact | Gram | Percent |
|---|---|---|
| Total Fats | 0.02 g | 3% |
| soduim | 0.08 g | 0.02% |
| Carbohydrate | 4 g | 50% |
| Fiber | 0.24 g | 3% |
| Protein | 0.4 g | 5% |
*The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.
