Steps
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Mutura (Kenya): Primary binding method for sausage filling
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Boudin noir (France): Blood stabilization in charcuterie
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Tiết canh (Vietnam): Raw blood coagulation with herbs
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See full technique reference →Mutura (Kenya): Primary binding method for sausage filling
Boudin noir (France): Blood stabilization in charcuterie
Tiết canh (Vietnam): Raw blood coagulation with herbs
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Grainy texture
Cause: Overcooking causing protein aggregation
Fix: Maintain 70°C internal temp, use ice bath after cooking
Metallic aftertaste
Cause: Oxidation of heme iron
Fix: Use fresh blood (<2hrs old), add citrus zest