Preserved egg prepared from duck eggs and liquorice
A technology of licorice and raw materials, applied in the field of preserved eggs, can solve problems such as affecting people's health, complicated operation process, long production cycle, etc., and achieve the effect of being conducive to popularization and application, wide market prospect and small investment
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Embodiment 1
[0011] Example 1 1,000 grams of licorice, 3,500 grams of sodium hydroxide, 4,000 grams of quicklime, 500 grams of zinc sulfate, 2,000 grams of salt, and 50,000 grams of water. Stir well, soak the filter residue for 1-2 days, immerse the qualified eggs in the filtrate, soak for 8-20 days; control the processing site at 20-25°C, take out the eggs and dry them, and smear them with paraffin wax or liquid chitin Then pack it.
Embodiment 2
[0012] Embodiment 2 4000 grams of licorice, 4000 grams of sodium hydroxide, 5000 grams of quicklime, 800 grams of zinc sulfate, 2500 grams of salt, and 60000 grams of water. Stir well, soak the filter residue for 1-2 days, immerse the qualified eggs in the filtrate, soak for 8-20 days; control the processing site at 20-25°C, take out the eggs and dry them, and smear them with paraffin wax or liquid chitin Then pack it.
Embodiment 3
[0013] Embodiment 3 7000 grams of licorice, 4000 grams of sodium hydroxide, 4500 grams of quicklime, 800 grams of zinc sulfate, 2800 grams of salt, and 60000 grams of water. Stir well, soak the filter residue for 1-2 days, immerse the qualified eggs in the filtrate, soak for 8-20 days; control the processing site at 20-25°C, take out the eggs and dry them, and smear them with paraffin wax or liquid chitin Then pack it.
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