Resource-Saving Technology for the use of Large and Large Cattle Byproducts
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https://doi.org/10.47494/mesb.v14i.660Keywords:
By-products, resource-saving technology, balanced nutrition, connective tissue proteins, collagen, elastinAbstract
The article investigates the challenges surrounding the waste-free use of by-products, optimizes the recipe and technology for culinary products made from by-products, and determines the organoleptic and chemical composition.
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