Application of food-grade plant-source composite bacteriostatic agent in meat products
A plant-derived, food-grade technology, applied in the fields of application, food science, food preservation, etc., can solve the problems of chemical preservatives such as short shelf life, affecting the flavor of raw materials, and bad sensory effects of food, and achieves easy large-scale industrial application and suppression The effect of microbial growth and prolonged storage time
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Embodiment 1
[0021] The preparation method of food-grade plant-derived compound antibacterial agent:
[0022] (1), preparation of the plant extract containing cinnamaldehyde: steam distillation method gets 60kg ground fine cinnamon bark powder, puts into the flask, adds 160L of water, installs condenser, heats and refluxes for 10min. After cooling, pour it into a distillation bottle for steam distillation, and collect 80-100L of distillate;
[0023] The distillate was transferred to a separatory funnel and extracted twice with 40 L portions of ether. Discard the water layer, transfer the ether layer into a small test tube, add a small amount of anhydrous sodium sulfate to dry, pour out the extract after 20 minutes, and evaporate the ether in a water bath in a fume hood to obtain a plant extract containing cinnamaldehyde;
[0024] (2), prepare the plant extract containing eugenol: take 15kg of clove flower buds, add water 90L after soaking in a distillation bottle, directly heat and carry ...
Embodiment 2
[0064] The specific method of using the food-grade plant-derived compound antibacterial agent to prepare cured bacon (bacon, bacon, ham) is:
[0065] Take 80g of pork and wash it, mix 15g of salt, 5g of spices and 0.05g of plant-derived compound antibacterial agent, pickle, and then smoke to obtain a finished product.
[0066] The addition amount of food-grade plant-derived compound antibacterial agent is 0.08%, 0.07%, 0.05% and 0.04% of the total mass of cured bacon (bacon, bacon, ham); above-mentioned as experimental group.
[0067] Control group: blank control group and potassium sorbate control group, the addition amount of food-grade plant-derived compound antibacterial agent in the blank control group was 0, and in the potassium sorbate control group, potassium sorbate was used instead of food-grade plant-derived compound antibacterial agent. Bacteria, and the addition of potassium sorbate is 0.05% of the total mass of cured bacon (bacon, bacon, ham).
[0068] The food-...
Embodiment 3
[0074] The specific method for preparing ham sausage using food-grade plant-derived compound antibacterial agent is:
[0075] First, take 60g of fresh meat and chop it; then, mix it, and add 15g of starch, 4g of refined salt, 1g of carrageenan, 20g of other condiments and 0.07g of food-grade plant-derived compound inhibitor to the mix. After the bacterial agents are mixed evenly, they are mixed together; finally, they are pickled and enema treated to obtain the finished product.
[0076] The food-grade plant-derived compound antibacterial agent is mixed evenly with various ingredients in the mixing process, and the added amount of the food-grade plant-derived compound antibacterial agent is 0.08%, 0.07%, and 0.07% of the total mass of ham sausage. 0.06%, 0.05% and 0.04%; the above as the experimental group.
[0077] Control group: blank control group and natamycin control group, the addition amount of food-grade plant-derived compound antibacterial agent in the blank control ...
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