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Q » How do smoking and curing preserve meat and add flavor?
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A » Smoking and curing preserve meat by reducing moisture and inhibiting bacterial growth. Curing involves salt, nitrates, or nitrites, which draw out moisture and create an inhospitable environment for bacteria. Smoking adds flavor by exposing meat to smoke from burning wood, imparting a distinct taste while also acting as a drying agent. Both methods enhance meat's shelf life and introduce unique flavors through chemical reactions during the process.
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