Method for producing traditional meat crisps through far infrared drying
A far-infrared drying and traditional technology, which is applied in the field of far-infrared drying to produce traditional meat crisps, can solve the problems of loss of nutrients, long drying time, and poor color, and achieve the advantages of extending shelf life, reducing product oxidation, and reducing fat oxidation. Effect
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[0025] The following examples are a further detailed description of the present invention, but do not mean any limitation to the present invention.
[0026] Example Fresh high-quality pork hind leg meat was removed 100Kg after the skin, bone, fat and fascia were removed, washed and drained for later use; cut along the shredded meat into pieces of 10cm in length, 3cm in width and thickness; put the processed meat into the pot Add 120Kg of water to boil, add spices according to the recipe, and cook for another 2.5 hours; scoop out the meat in the pot, shovel the meat into a slender fiber bundle, pour it back into the pot and add a small amount of water. Turn on the fire and boil and turn off the heat. Skim the oil when the slick and water are clear, add 300g of soy sauce, 300g of salt, and then skim the oil at any time. When there is almost no oil, add 600g of sugar and 100g of tea polyphenols; add to the cooked meat and broth The auxiliary materials are heated and stir-fried until...
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