Arrange the correct sequence of changes during cooking of meat influencing its tenderization
(A). Fat melting
(B). Separation of muscle fiber
(C). Soft gelation
(D). Formation of gelatin
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Heat-induced tenderization always begins with lipid melting, followed by myofibrillar protein structural changes, and concludes with the slow hydrolysis of tough collagen into tender gelatin at higher temperatures.