Coarse cereal powder delicate in taste and preparation method thereof
A multi-grain powder and delicate technology, applied in the functions of food ingredients, food heat treatment, food drying and other directions, can solve the problems of inability to integrate ingredients and taste, unpleasant chewing and swallowing, and increase costs, achieve the fastest excretion of cholesterol, improve The effect of cerebral blood flow and slowing down digestion
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[0032] A preparation method of barley powder with fine taste:
[0033] (1) Washing: Wash the raw barley with clean water and remove;
[0034] (2) Sprouting with wet cloth: After washing, soak the barley in warm water at 25°C for 4 hours, then remove it, spread it evenly in the wet cloth layer, and cover with a clean wet cloth to accelerate the germination. The environment temperature of the wet cloth for germination is 25°C. More than 75% of the buds grow to 0.5cm, remove the damp cloth and stop accelerating germination;
[0035] (3) Steaming: steam the sprouted barley for 60 minutes in water;
[0036] (4) Freeze drying: Put the steamed barley quickly into a vacuum freeze dryer, vacuum to 300Pa, start refrigeration to reduce the temperature of the vacuum freeze dryer to -45℃, hold it for 2h, and keep it at -30℃ After sublimation and drying for 6h; at 30℃, sublimation and drying for 2.5h, the moisture content is reduced to below 4%;
[0037] (5) Crushing: After freeze-drying, it is put...
Embodiment 2
[0039] A preparation method of buckwheat flour with fine taste:
[0040] (1) Washing: Wash the buckwheat raw materials with water and remove them;
[0041] (2) Sprouting with wet cloth: After washing, soak the buckwheat in warm water at 25°C for 5 hours and then remove it, spread it evenly in the wet cloth layer, and cover with a clean wet cloth for germination. The environmental temperature of the wet cloth for germination is 25°C. More than 75% of the buds grow to 0.5cm, remove the damp cloth and stop accelerating germination;
[0042] (3) Steaming: steam the sprouted buckwheat in water for 90 minutes;
[0043] (4) Freeze drying: Put the steamed buckwheat quickly into the vacuum freeze dryer, pump the vacuum to 300Pa, start refrigeration to reduce the temperature of the vacuum freeze dryer to -45℃, hold it for 2h, and keep it at -30℃ Under the condition of 30℃, sublimation and drying for 6h; at 30℃, sublimation and drying for 3h, the moisture content is reduced to below 4%
[0044] ...
Embodiment 3
[0046] A preparation method of fine-tasting grains powder, the specific preparation method includes the following steps:
[0047] (1) Washing: Weigh 20 parts of barley and 30 parts of buckwheat, wash the coarse grains with clean water and remove them;
[0048] (2) Sprouting with wet cloth: After washing, soak the barley in warm water at 25°C for 4 hours, then remove it, spread it evenly in the wet cloth layer, and cover with a clean wet cloth to accelerate the germination. The environment temperature of the wet cloth for germination is 25°C. More than 75% of the buds grow to 0.5cm, remove the damp cloth and stop accelerating germination;
[0049] After washing, soak the buckwheat in warm water at 25°C for 5 hours and then take it out. Spread it evenly on a wet cloth layer, and then cover with a clean wet cloth for sprouting. The environment temperature for sprouting with the wet cloth is 25°C, and more than 75% of the buckwheat sprouted buds. Grow to 0.5cm, remove the damp cloth, an...
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