Combined fruit and vegetable dehydrating production by vacuum freeze, dry and hot air re-dry
A vacuum freeze-drying and hot-air drying technology, which is applied in the fields of dehydration preservation of fruits/vegetables, preservation of fruits and vegetables, food science, etc., can solve the problems of not being able to greatly reduce FD time, reducing costs without superiority, and unfavorable product textures, etc. , to achieve the effect of reducing dehydration processing cost, increasing market share and maintaining product texture
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[0015] Example 1: FAD Strawberry Production
[0016] Fresh strawberries (moisture content 95% wet basis) are first selected, cleaned, and deassociated, and then vacuum freeze-dried (vacuum degree 80Pa, partition temperature 85°C, 10h) after freezing at -18°C for 1 hour, and dehydrated To a moisture content of 16% (moisture basis), then hot air convection drying (70°C, drying time 5.5h) to a moisture content of less than 7% (moisture basis), package and store away from light.
Embodiment 2
[0017] Embodiment 2: FAD shiitake mushroom production
[0018] Fresh shiitake mushrooms (moisture content 96% wet basis) are first selected, cleaned, blanched (100°C, 5 minutes), then cooled, drained, and vacuum freeze-dried (vacuum freeze-dried) after 1 hour in the quick-freezing room at -18°C. degree 40Pa, separator temperature 90°C, 9h), dehydrated to a moisture content of 25% (wet basis), and then hot air convection drying (90°C, drying time 5h) to a moisture content of 7% (wet basis), and then packed for storage.
Embodiment 3
[0019] Embodiment 3: production of FAD moso bamboo shoots
[0020] Fresh moso bamboo shoots (moisture content 93% wet basis) are first selected, peeled, washed, cut into sections (4-5cm), blanched (96°C, 60 minutes), then cooled, sliced (4.5mm), and conditioned (0.5 % table salt, 5% glucose), drained, and frozen at -18°C for 1 hour, vacuum freeze-dried (vacuum degree 60Pa, clapboard temperature 95°C, 8h), dehydrated to a moisture content of 21% (wet basis ), hot air convection drying (80°C, drying time about 4 hours) to a moisture content below 7% (moisture basis), then packaged and stored away from light.
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