Preparation method of quick-frozen diced apples, capable of improving quality of quick-frozen diced apples
A technology for diced apples and quality, which is applied in food preparation, preservation of fruits/vegetables through freezing/refrigeration, food preservation, etc. It can solve the problems affecting the quality of quick-frozen diced apples, the long time required for soaking, and the reduction of product hardness. Reduce blanching time, improve color and hardness index, and improve quality
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[0028] Choose fresh Fuji apples without pests and diseases and no rot. After cleaning, peeling and removing cores, cut them into small dices of 1.5cm×1.5cm×1.5cm. The mass ratio of color protection solution to diced apples is 10 ︰10, immerse the diced apple in the prepared color protection solution composed of water, sodium D-isoascorbate (3:1000) and sodium chloride (20:1000), carry out evacuation treatment for 20min, vacuum degree 0.7MPa, and then Blanch the apple flesh in fresh boiling water for 4 minutes, take it out and cool it quickly with ice water at 2-6°C until the center temperature is below 10°C, then quickly freeze (within 30 minutes) in a freezing tunnel at -35°C to -18°C, and use Sealed in aluminum foil bags and stored in a freezer at -18°C.
[0029] The difference between the comparative experiment and Example 1 is that no evacuation treatment is carried out, only the diced apples are soaked in the color-protecting solution for the same time, and other steps are...
Embodiment 2
[0031] Choose fresh marshal apples that are free from diseases, insect pests, and rot. After washing, peeling, and removing cores, cut them into 1.2cm×1.2cm×1.2cm dices. ︰12, immerse the diced apple in the prepared color protection solution composed of water, D-sodium erythorbate (2:1000) and sodium chloride (15:1000), carry out evacuation treatment for 15min, vacuum degree 0.65MPa, and then Blanch the apple flesh in fresh boiling water for 3 minutes, take it out and cool it quickly with ice water at 2-6°C until the center temperature is below 10°C, then quickly freeze it (within 30 minutes) in a freezing tunnel at -32°C to -18°C, and use Sealed in aluminum foil bags and stored in a freezer at -18°C.
[0032] The difference between the comparative experiment and Example 2 is that no evacuation treatment is carried out, only the diced apples are soaked in the color-protecting solution for the same time, and other steps are the same as in Example 2.
Embodiment 3
[0034] Choose fresh Qinguan apples that are free from diseases, insect pests and rot. After washing, peeling and removing cores, cut them into 1cm×1cm×1cm dices. , immerse the diced apples in the prepared color protection solution composed of water, D-sodium erythorbate (1:1000) and sodium chloride (10:1000), carry out evacuation treatment for 10min, vacuum degree 0.6MPa, and then put the apple flesh Blanch in fresh boiling water for 2 minutes, take out and cool quickly with ice water at 2-6°C to below the center temperature of 10°C, then quickly freeze (within 30 minutes) in a freezing tunnel at -30°C to -18°C, and use a vacuum bag Seal the package and store in the freezer at -18°C.
[0035] The difference between the comparative experiment and Example 3 is that no evacuation treatment is carried out, only the diced apples are soaked in the color-protecting solution for the same time, and other steps are the same as in Example 3.
[0036] The quality comparison results of qu...
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