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Alum-free deep-fried dough sticks and manufacture method thereof

A production method and technology of deep-fried dough sticks, which are applied in baking, dough processing, baked food, etc., can solve the problems of being easily affected by climate, human health damage, unstable quality, etc., and achieve golden color, simple ingredients, and good taste Effect

Inactive Publication Date: 2013-06-05
温中会
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However, due to the addition of 2%-3% alum in traditional fried dough sticks, the taste is slightly astringent; it is easily affected by the climate, resulting in unstable quality; alum is a compound sulfate substance containing aluminum, and aluminum has been officially determined by the World Health Organization As a food pollutant, long-term consumption of food containing alum will damage human health

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Embodiment 1

[0024] 1. Pour 750g of brewed white vinegar and 125g of edible baking soda into a plastic container or a porcelain container, and stir until the edible baking soda is completely melted without sour or astringent taste, and a baking soda white vinegar solution is prepared;

[0025] 2. Pour 500g of eggs and 60g of salt into 3000g of water, break up and melt to make it into an egg salt solution, then pour the prepared baking soda and white vinegar solution into the prepared egg salt solution, stir evenly, and prepare water;

[0026] 3. Gradually pour the prepared water into 5000g of flour, press it into a dough, and put it on the dough for 10 minutes. Stretch the front part of the dough and fold it on the dough and press it. Stretch the back part of the dough and fold it on the dough. Stretch the left side of the dough and fold it onto the dough and pinch it. Stretch the right side of the dough and stack it on the dough and pinch it. Repeat the stacking and pinching in order until...

Embodiment 2

[0029] 1. Pour 750g of brewed white vinegar and 150g of edible baking soda into a plastic container or a porcelain container, and stir until the edible baking soda is completely melted without sour or astringent taste, and a baking soda white vinegar solution is prepared;

[0030] 2. Pour 2000g of eggs and 50g of salt into 2750g of water, break up and melt to make it an egg salt solution, then pour the prepared baking soda and white vinegar solution into the prepared egg salt solution, stir evenly, and prepare water;

[0031] 3. Gradually pour the prepared water into 5000g of flour, press it into a dough, and put it on the dough for 20 minutes. Stretch the front part of the dough and fold it on the dough and press it. Stretch the back part of the dough and fold it on the dough. Stretch the left side of the dough and fold it onto the dough and pinch it. Stretch the right side of the dough and stack it on the dough and pinch it. Repeat the stacking and pinching in order until the...

Embodiment 3

[0034] 1. Pour 500g of brewed white vinegar and 100g of edible baking soda into a plastic container or a porcelain container, and stir until the edible baking soda is completely melted without sour or astringent taste, and a baking soda white vinegar solution is prepared;

[0035] 2. Pour 1250g of eggs and 55g of salt into 2800g of water, break up and melt to make it into an egg salt solution, then pour the prepared baking soda and white vinegar solution into the prepared egg salt solution, stir evenly, and prepare the raw material water;

[0036] 3. Gradually pour the prepared water into 5000g of flour, press it into a dough, and put it on the dough for 15 minutes. Stretch the front part of the dough and fold it on the dough and press it. Stretch the back part of the dough and fold it on the dough. Stretch the left side of the dough and fold it onto the dough and pinch it. Stretch the right side of the dough and stack it on the dough and pinch it. Repeat the stacking and pinch...

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Abstract

Alum-free deep-fried dough sticks comprise the following raw materials: by weight, 500 parts of flour, 10-15 parts of edible baking soda, 50-75 parts of brewing-type white vinegar, 5-6 parts of salt, 50-200 parts of eggs, 275-300 parts of water and 125-150 parts of edible oil. A manufacture method of the alum-free deep-dried dough sticks comprises the steps: stirring the brewing-type white vinegar and the edible baking soda evenly; pouring the eggs and the salt into the water, scattering and melting, pouring the solution of the baking soda and the white vinegar into the water solution of the eggs and the salt, stirring evenly, pouring the solution into the flour, kneading to form dough, fermenting the dough, folding the kneading dough, brushing the edible oil on the dough, and fermenting the dough; flattening the dough, cutting the dough into strip-shaped dough blocks, lengthening two strips of the dough blocks which are buckled, putting the buckled strips of the dough blocks into an oil pan, frying until the buckled strips of the dough blocks are in a golden yellow color, and obtaining the alum-free deep-dried dough sticks. The alum-free deep-fried dough sticks and the manufacturing method have the advantages that alum is not added in the manufacture process, and the alum-free deep-dried dough sticks are nutrient and healthy, golden yellow in color, soft and delicious. Meanwhile, ingredients are simple and practical, the alum-free deep-fried dough sticks are not affected by climate, and quality is stable.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to alum-free fried dough sticks and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] Deep-fried dough sticks are a traditional delicacy in my country. When making them, flour is mixed with a certain proportion of alum, alkali, and salt, and then fried. Because of its soft and delicious taste, it has been passed down to this day. However, due to the addition of 2%-3% alum in traditional fried dough sticks, the taste is slightly astringent; it is easily affected by the climate, resulting in unstable quality; alum is a compound sulfate substance containing aluminum, and aluminum has been officially determined by the World Health Organization As a food pollutant, long-term consumption of food containing alum will damage human health. Contents of the invention [0003] The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide alum-free fried dough sticks with healthy nutrition, no astringency and stable qu...

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IPC IPC(8): A21D13/00A21D2/34
Inventor 温中会
Owner 温中会
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