A method for preventing brown stain in process of fruit and vegetable pulping by use of liquid nitrogen hypothermia and deoxygenation
A fruit and vegetable, low-temperature technology, applied in the fields of application, food science, food preservation, etc., can solve the problems of destroying the nutrients of fruits and vegetables, the effect is not ideal, and the process is complicated, so as to improve the pulp and juice yield, protect the natural color, reduce the The effect of small energy expenditure
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[0008] The specific operation of the present invention can be carried out according to the following steps:
[0009] a. Choose fruits and vegetables
[0010] a.1 Use manual selection to remove rotten fruits, but also
[0011] a.2 Use the mobile workbench to carry out,
[0012] b. Cleaning
[0013] b.1 Choose drinking water
[0014] b.2 Use spray method to carry out,
[0015] c. Microwave inactivation of enzymes
[0016] c.1 The process conditions of microwave inactivation of enzymes can be set according to the enzyme activity of different raw materials and equipment power
[0017] c.2 Optional time 60-80s
[0018] c.3 Power 700-800W
[0019] c.4 Quickly inactivate polyphenol oxidase (PPO) and peroxidase (POD) in fruits and vegetables under the dual effects of microwave magnetic field and heat, and maintain heat-sensitive nutrients, such as vitamin C, phenols, etc.,
[0020] d. Peel
[0021] d.1 Choose peeling according to different raw materials and processed products, such as ban...
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