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Manti steaming is a thermal cooking process that uses saturated steam at 100 °C to gelatinize wheat starch and denature meat proteins, producing a tender exterior and safe interior.
Origin: Turkic peoples (13th century) — Central Asia
See full technique reference →During steaming, the steam penetrates the dough, raising the internal temperature to 60–70 °C where wheat starch gelatinizes, forming a soft, cohesive matrix. Simultaneously, meat proteins denature, creating a uniform, moist filling. The process also ensures pathogen kill while preserving the delicate flavors of the dough and filling.
Primary Reaction
Gelatinization of wheat starch and denaturation of meat proteins by saturated steam
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