Fresh keeping method for soaked foods
A fresh-keeping method and food technology, applied in food preservation, fruit and vegetable preservation, meat/fish preservation using inorganic salts, etc., can solve the problems of no food supply, inability to enjoy the taste, affecting the taste and safety of food materials, etc., to achieve preservation of flavor, Improve the use experience and prolong the effect of storage time
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[0055] Example 1: When soaking ordinary dry food ingredients, most of the ingredients have sand on the surface, such as mushrooms, kelp, black fungus, etc., so it needs to be sprayed to remove the sand, in order to prevent the food from overheating during soaking. High-temperature food is easy to spoil, so the temperature in the fresh-keeping area needs to be lowered to about 4°C. After spraying, use about 10% salt water to sterilize, soak in salt water for about 24 hours, and then soak in clean water for 24 hours, which can not only remove salt, but also strengthen the foaming effect. Because ordinary tap water may contain microorganisms such as bacteria, cool boiled or mineral water is used in all soaking processes. After soaking, quickly reduce the storage temperature to -3°C for storage. Storage at this temperature can generally be stored for about 30 days, and it can be cut and cooked directly without thawing. In order to prevent the loss of moisture and nutrients during...
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[0056] Example 2: When soaking precious dry food ingredients, such as bird’s nest, sea cucumber, etc., it is necessary to add a high-temperature slow cooking step on the basis of Example 1, that is, steaming in water for 60-100 minutes, this step is conducive to more thorough soaking of food , the food soaked by this method can be eaten directly, or can be eaten after being stored at low temperature and slightly heated.
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