Description
Mongolian air-drying is a traditional preservation technique that removes moisture from thinly sliced meat using air circulation and low humidity.
Technical
The process involves exposing the meat to cold air, typically between 10-20°C (50-68°F), for several hours or overnight, relying on natural moisture loss facilitated by air circulation and low humidity. This technique is crucial for preserving meat, particularly in Mongolian and Central Asian cuisines, by preventing bacterial growth and maintaining meat quality.
Science
Primary Reaction
EVAPORATION
Sensory Profile
Aroma ()
MEATYEARTHYMUSKYSMOKYFERMENTEDGAMEY
Origin & History
Civilization
MONGOLIAN