Fresh-keeping mMethod for keeping tricholoma matsutake fresh
A fresh-keeping method and technology for matsutake mushrooms, which are applied in the fields of edible seed preservation, food preservation, food science, etc., can solve the problems of declining nutritional value, infection, wilting, etc., and reduce the consumption of nutrients, reduce breathing intensity, and reduce consumption. Effect
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[0021] Select matsutake fruiting bodies without mechanical damage, wash and drain, place in the fresh-keeping warehouse, rapidly freeze to -10°C and maintain for 5 hours; then raise the temperature to 2°C, adjust the humidity to 85%; then reduce the temperature of the fresh-keeping warehouse at a speed of 1Pa / min Air pressure to 900Pa and pass through O mixed with 1:1:96 2 、H 2 , N 2 , it can be taken out when it is to be processed or sold.
Embodiment 2
[0023] Select matsutake fruiting bodies without mechanical damage, soak them in 0.6% light salt water at 20°C for 5 minutes, drain them and place them in a fresh-keeping warehouse, quickly freeze them to -12°C and maintain them for 6 hours; then raise the temperature to 3°C and adjust the humidity to 86%; then Reduce the air pressure of the fresh-keeping bin to 1000Pa at a speed of 1Pa / min and pass O2 mixed at 1:1.5:97 2 、H 2 , N 2 , it can be taken out when it is to be processed or sold.
Embodiment 3
[0025] Select matsutake fruiting bodies without mechanical damage, soak them in 0.75% light salt water at 22°C for 6 minutes, drain them and place them in a fresh-keeping warehouse, and quickly freeze them to -13°C and maintain them for 7 hours; then raise the temperature to 4°C and adjust the humidity to 87%; then Reduce the air pressure of the fresh-keeping bin to 1100Pa at a speed of 1Pa / min and pass O2 mixed at 1:2:98 2 、H 2 , N 2 , it can be taken out when it is to be processed or sold.
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