Transglutaminase (meat glue)

Transglutaminase, also called meat glue, is an enzyme that can be used to bind proteins to make uniform portions of fish filet, tenderloins, etc. that cook evenly, look good and reduce waste. Transglutaminase can also be used for creative applications in modernist cuisine such as making shrimp noodles, binding chicken skin to scallops or even making checkerboards with different types of fish.

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Transglutaminase is also known as Meat Glue is an enzyme with the ability to cross-link proteins. Easy to handle, with no effect on flavour, it is

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