Seasoning for hot-spicy pot and preparation method of seasoning
A technology for spicy incense pot and seasoning, which is applied in the field of seasoning, can solve the problems of residual medicinal taste of traditional Chinese medicine components, affecting the taste of incense pot, and achieve the effects of improving taste, good taste and reducing calorie intake.
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[0075] The preparation step of soaking ginger is to add rice wine to ginger and soak for 24 hours, and the rice wine needs to be submerged in ginger.
[0076] The step of soaking millet pepper is to add rice wine to ginger and soak for 24 hours. The rice wine needs to be submerged in millet pepper.
[0077] Douban uses Pixian Douban.
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[0080] Spicy hot pot seasoning includes the following components by weight: 80kg soybean salad oil, 15kg butter, 10kg onion, 70kg watercress, 5kg white sugar, 5kg fermented soya bean, 2kg small turmeric, 8kg garlic, 15kg soaked ginger, 8kg soaked millet pepper, Dried chili 7kg, glutinous rice cake chili 21kg, Chinese prickly ash 2kg, cumin 5kg, cinnamon 1kg, spices 4kg, rice wine 10kg, edible salt 40kg, monosodium glutamate 20kg, chicken bone soup 15kg, angel yeast paste 3kg, 5' taste nucleoside disodium 0.1kg, sodium diacetate 0.1kg.
[0081] The chicken bone soup in this example includes the following preparation process. Add the chicken bones to drinking water at a ratio of 1:15, turn on high heat and boil, then turn on low heat and simmer for 4 hours.
[0082] The preparation method of concrete spicy hot pot seasoning comprises the following steps:
[0083] Step 1, heating soybean salad oil and butter to 140°C to obtain hot oil;
[0084] Step 2, adding the onion into the...
Embodiment 2
[0094] The difference between embodiment 2 and embodiment 1 lies in the difference of components and the difference of process parameters.
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