Method for unfreezing foods by ultrasonic-assisted microwaves
An ultrasonic and microwave technology, applied in food ultrasonic treatment, food preservation, food science, etc., can solve the problem of large meat juice loss, achieve the effect of enhancing heating uniformity and avoiding excessive heating
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[0027] Take out 500g pork tenderloin frozen at -18°C for more than 24h from the refrigerator, place it on the thawing disk in the microwave cavity, and use intermittent microwave output to thaw the meat, with an output power of 500W. After 4 minutes of microwave action, turn on the ultrasound with a frequency of 20kHz, an output power of 1000W, and an action time of 15 minutes. The total thawing time is 19 minutes. The specific microwave and ultrasonic output modes are shown in Table 1.
[0028] Table 1 Embodiment 1 Microwave and ultrasonic output mode
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[0031] After thawing, the meat block is completely thawed, and there is no overheated or overcooked area on the surface.
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[0044] Take out 500g pork tenderloin frozen at -18°C for more than 24h from the refrigerator, place it on the thawing disk in the microwave cavity, and use intermittent microwave output to thaw the meat, with an output power of 500W. After 3 minutes of microwave action, turn on the ultrasound with a frequency of 40kHz, an output power of 1000W, and an action time of 20 minutes. The total thawing time is 23 minutes. See Table 5 for specific microwave and ultrasonic output modes.
[0045] Table 5 Example 2 microwave and ultrasonic output mode
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[0047] After thawing, the meat block is completely thawed, and there is no overheated or overcooked area on the surface.
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