Seafood soy sauce production method

Abstract

The invention provides a seafood soy sauce production method, relates to a production method of a soy sauce using black beans and seafood as main raw materials, and belongs to seasoning production, wherein black beans and seafood sauce are adopted as raw materials to brew a soy sauce, and the brewed soy sauce, garlic head, fresh ginger and foeniculum vulgare are prepared into the product. The production method comprises: 1, soy sauce brewing: completely cooking black beans, drying in the sun for 8-10 days, placing into a fermentation tank, and adding warm water having an amount of 10-12 times the weight of the black beans, wherein the water temperature is 70-80 DEG C; 2, seasoning liquid preparation: placing 8-13% of garlic head, 4-9% of fresh ginger, 0.8-0.9% of foeniculum vulgare, and the balance of water into a high pressure cooker, completely cooking, and filtering out the juice; 3, caramel salt water preparation: taking salt and sugar according to a weight ratio of 8:1, and carrying out frying stirring for 10-12 min in a 140 DEG C iron pot; 4, seafood powder preparation: taking about 15% of fresh cololabis saira, steaming to achieve a cooked state, drying in the sun, taking the bone and the head, and grinding into powder; and 5, blending: mixing the brewed soy sauce, the seasoning liquid, the caramel salt water and the seafood powder according to a volume ratio of 3:3:2:2. The seafood soy sauce of the present invention has effects of beautifying and face nourishing.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for preparing soy sauce with seafood as the main raw material, which belongs to the preparation of condiments. Background technique [0002] Soy sauce is a traditional condiment in the major cuisines of the Han nationality in China. A liquid condiment brewed from beans, wheat, and bran. The color is reddish brown, with a unique sauce aroma, delicious taste, and helps to stimulate appetite. [0003] Soy sauce is evolved from soy sauce. As early as more than 3,000 years ago, there was a record of making soy sauce in the Zhou Dynasty of China. The invention of soy sauce brewing by the working people of the ancient Han nationality was purely accidental. It originated from the seasoning used by ancient Chinese emperors. The earliest soy sauce was marinated from fresh meat, which is similar to the current fish sauce manufacturing process because of its excellent flavor. Gradually spread to the folks, and later found that ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0007] With the improvement of living standards and the expansion of people's food range, the existing various soy sauces can not meet people's growing needs.