Coating and partial freezing preservation method for hairtail
A fresh-keeping method and hairtail technology, which are applied in food ingredients as antimicrobial preservation, food freezing, meat/fish preservation with chemicals, etc., can solve the problem of aggravating hairtail muscle tissue fibers and cells, accelerating the decomposition of organic substances in the body, muscle Increased juice loss rate and other issues, to achieve good physical and chemical properties and sensory quality, not easy to sag, maintain the effect of physical and chemical properties and sensory quality
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[0033] (1) Pretreatment: Remove the head, tail, and viscera of the hairtail and cut it into long sections to obtain 10cm-long hairtail sections. Clean the hairtail sections with low-temperature flowing water containing sodium chloride, drain, and place in low-temperature flowing water The temperature is 0°C, and the mass percent content of sodium chloride in low-temperature flowing water is 3-5%;
[0034] (2) Bacteria reduction: soak the hairtail section in step (1) in ozone water containing calcium chloride, remove and drain after soaking, and continuously feed nitrogen into the ozone water during the soaking period, and the temperature of the ozone water is 5°C , the immersion time is 10min, the ozone concentration in the ozone water is 2.5mg / L, and the mass percentage of calcium chloride in the ozone water is 0.1%;
[0035] (3) Surface dehydration: dehydrate the hairtail section with cold air, the temperature of the cold air is 0°C, the wind speed is 1m / s, and the dehydrati...
Embodiment 2
[0045] (1) Pretreatment: remove the head, tail, and viscera of the hairtail and cut it into long sections to obtain 15 cm long hairtail sections. Clean the hairtail sections with low-temperature flowing water containing sodium chloride, drain, and place in low-temperature flowing water The temperature is 3°C, and the mass percent content of sodium chloride in low-temperature flowing water is 3.5%;
[0046] (2) Bacteria reduction: soak the hairtail section in step (1) in ozone water containing calcium chloride, remove and drain after soaking, and continuously inject nitrogen into the ozone water during the soaking period, and the temperature of the ozone water is 7°C , the immersion time is 12min, the ozone concentration in the ozone water is 2.8mg / L, and the mass percentage of calcium chloride in the ozone water is 0.12%;
[0047] (3) Surface dehydration: Dehydrate the hairtail section with cold air at a temperature of 3°C, a wind speed of 1.5m / s, and a dehydration time of 7 m...
Embodiment 3
[0057] (1) Pretreatment: remove the head, tail, and viscera of the hairtail and cut it into long sections to obtain 20cm long hairtail sections. Clean the hairtail sections with low-temperature flowing water containing sodium chloride, drain, and place in low-temperature flowing water The temperature is 5°C, and the mass percent content of sodium chloride in low-temperature flowing water is 3-5%;
[0058] (2) Bacteria reduction: soak the hairtail section in step (1) in ozone water containing calcium chloride, remove and drain after soaking, and continuously feed nitrogen into the ozone water during the soaking period, and the temperature of the ozone water is 10°C , the immersion time is 15min, the ozone concentration in the ozone water is 3mg / L, and the mass percentage of calcium chloride in the ozone water is 0.15%;
[0059] (3) Surface dehydration: Dehydrate the hairtail section with cold air at a temperature of 5°C, a wind speed of 2m / s, and a dehydration time of 10 minute...
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