What You Need to Know
At 55–60 °C, myosin and actin denature while remaining soluble, preserving a tender texture. Collagen gradually hydrolyzes into gelatin between 60–65 °C, imparting a silky mouthfeel. Precise temperature control prevents protein aggregation and moisture loss.
The Science
Primary Reaction
Denaturation of myosin and actin; hydrolysis of collagen to gelatin