Dr. William Heberden, a London physician, described the first cases of Henoch-SchÃ¶nlein purpura (HSP) in 1801. In describing HSP, Heberden wrote of a 5-year old boy who ââ¦was seized with pains and swellings in various partsâ¦He sometimes had pains in his belly with vomitingâ¦and the urine was tinged with blood.
Hemera Technologies/PhotoObjects.net/Getty Images. Use kiwi fruit to tenderize your meats before cooking. The kiwi fruit keeps your meat juicy and makes it easier to cut, plus gives the meat an extra kick in flavor.Impress your guests at your next cookout and use kiwi fruit to tenderize the meat you serve.ave. Hemera Technologies/PhotoObjects.net/Getty Images. Use kiwi fruit to tenderize your meats before cooking. The kiwi fruit keeps your meat juicy and makes it easier to cut, plus gives the meat an extra kick in flavor. Impress your guests at your next cookout and use kiwi fruit to tenderize the meat you serve.
Use it on boneless cuts of chicken. Boneless chicken breasts or thighs can be processed with a meat tenderizing tool. Don't attempt to tenderize bone-in cuts of meat, since you'll shatter the bones. If you have a bone-in cut of meat you want to tenderize in this manner, remove the meat from the bone first.. Marinate the meat for an hour or more. Overnight is best, but marinating the chicken in buttermilk or yogurt for just an hour or so will make a big difference in the texture of the meat. To marinate it, simply place the meat in a container and pour enough plain yogurt or buttermilk to cover it.