Coated peanut and preparation method thereof
A technology of wrapping peanuts and peanut kernels, which is applied in the direction of edible seed preservation, seed preservation with a protective coating, food preservation, etc., which can solve the problems of reducing the input of syrup, not daring to eat, and reducing the concentration of sugar, so as to achieve endurance Boiled for human absorption, easy for human absorption, low glycemic index effect
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Embodiment 1
[0056] Weigh raw materials according to the following weight: 42kg of peanut kernels, 15kg of wheat bran, 6kg of buckwheat, 4kg of quinoa flour, 8.5kg of pregelatinized starch, 6.5kg of maltodextrin, 3kg of cornstarch, 1.5kg of water chestnut powder, and 0.6kg of horseshoe skin extract , whole egg powder 1.2kg, eggplant powder 1.5kg, mushroom powder 0.7kg, dragon fruit peel powder 1.2kg, fructose 2.8kg, maltitol 3.5kg, sorbitol 0.08kg, vegetable oil 0.7kg, powder 1.22kg.
[0057] Wherein, each part of said powder is prepared from 0.4 part of edible salt, 0.1 part of ginger powder, 0.2 part of garlic powder, 0.15 part of green onion powder, and 0.15 part of chili powder;
[0058] The horseshoe skin extract is prepared by the following method: the horseshoe skin is dried at 80° C. for 4.5 hours, then crushed to 30 meshes, and subjected to alkaline hydrolysis, the concentration of NaOH is 4.5%, the dosage is 4 ml / g, and the temperature of alkali hydrolysis is 40° C. , the alkali ...
Embodiment 2
[0070] Weigh the raw materials according to the following weight: 48.5kg of peanut kernels, 12kg of wheat bran, 5kg of buckwheat, 4kg of quinoa flour, 8kg of pregelatinized starch, 5kg of maltodextrin, 3kg of cornstarch, 1kg of horseshoe powder, 0.5kg of horseshoe skin extract, whole Egg powder 2kg, eggplant powder 1.2kg, shiitake mushroom powder 0.9kg, dragon fruit peel powder 1kg, fructose 2.5kg, maltitol 3kg, sorbitol 0.06kg, vegetable oil 0.9kg, feed powder 1.44kg.
[0071] Wherein, each part of said powder is prepared from 0.5 part of edible salt, 0.1 part of ginger powder, 0.1 part of garlic powder, 0.1 part of scallion powder, and 0.2 part of chili powder;
[0072] The horseshoe skin extract is prepared by the following method: the horseshoe skin is dried at 110° C. for 2.5 hours, then crushed to 50 mesh, and subjected to alkaline hydrolysis, with a concentration of NaOH of 6%, an amount of 4 ml / g, and an alkali hydrolysis temperature of 40° C. , the alkali hydrolysis t...
Embodiment 3
[0084] Weigh the raw materials according to the following weight: 50kg of peanut kernels, 10.5kg of wheat bran, 5.5kg of buckwheat, 3.8kg of quinoa flour, 9kg of pregelatinized starch, 6kg of maltodextrin, 2.5kg of cornstarch, 1.2kg of water chestnut powder, and horseshoe skin extract 0.45kg, whole egg powder 1.5kg, eggplant powder 1.3kg, mushroom powder 0.8kg, dragon fruit peel powder 0.9kg, fructose 2kg, maltitol 2.5kg, sorbitol 0.05kg, vegetable oil 0.8kg, powder 1.2kg.
[0085] Wherein, each part of said powder is prepared from 0.4 part of edible salt, 0.1 part of ginger powder, 0.2 part of garlic powder, 0.15 part of green onion powder, and 0.15 part of chili powder;
[0086]The horseshoe skin extract is prepared by the following method: put the horseshoe skin at 100° C. for 3 hours and then pulverize it to 40 meshes, carry out alkali hydrolysis, the concentration of NaOH is 5%, the dosage is 4ml / g, and the temperature of alkali hydrolysis is 40° C. The alkaline hydrolysi...
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