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Method for low pressure, low temperature cooking via the lintonizingtm process

A vegetable and vacuum technology, applied in the direction of preservation of fruits/vegetables by bleaching, food science, food preparation, etc., can solve the problems of volatilization, expensive transportation, and Maillard reactions including reducing sugar and amino acid reactions

Inactive Publication Date: 2007-02-21
大卫·B·林顿
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Third, high-temperature frying or using potatoes with high sugar content may cause Maillard reactions including reducing sugar and amino acid reactions, resulting in dark brown potatoes
Fourth, some potatoes have lost their flavor because the flavor components have deteriorated and / or evaporated from cooking in hot oil
It is not difficult to deduce that this is a processing system that is very expensive in terms of operating costs and investment funds, but does not achieve the most desirable vegetable characteristics
[0020] Regarding the potatoes that make up the common American-style potato chips, they generally: require the use of more expensive raw potatoes to avoid a dark brown color; are expensive to transport due to their large size relative to their weight; are susceptible to damage in transit; According to the length of storage time before use, its freshness also varies greatly

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[0044] Example 1: The first example shows an application of the present invention. The general parameters in this example apply to the structure of ear corn.

[0045] Freshly (within 1 to 4 weeks) harvested whole ear corn is dehulled / bearded, inspected, cut to length, and rinsed to remove surface starch, sugar, and cutting debris. Then blanch the vegetable cubes by submerging them in boiling water for about 90 seconds, reaching a center temperature of about 125 degrees Fahrenheit. Remove the vegetables from the blanching water, shake to remove excess surface moisture, and place them directly into the vacuum container (as in step 90).

[0046] Place the vegetable pieces under a rapid vacuum, reaching 27.5”Hg in 22 seconds, and continue cooking until the vegetables have cooled to approximately 110 degrees Fahrenheit. After the vacuum process, transfer the cob corn to a pool of ozone-filled water and keep submerged. In it for 3 minutes to destroy mold spores, bacteria or other ...

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[0048] Example 2: The second example shows another application of the invention. The general parameters in this example apply to a mix of various vegetables.

[0049] After receiving the freshly harvested mixture of whole peppers, onions, zucchini, cleaning, pitting (peppers), peeling (onions), scrutinizing, cutting into predetermined size pieces and rinsing off pitting, peeling and cutting Surface residue produced. Submerge the mixture of vegetable cubes in boiling water (on a rolling boil) and blanch for about 90 seconds, until the temperature inside the product reaches about 154 degrees Fahrenheit. Remove the vegetable pieces from the blanching water, shake off excess surface moisture, and place directly into the vacuum container at step 90.

[0050] Place the vegetable pieces under a vacuum reaching approximately 27.5"Hg for 23 seconds and continue cooking until the vegetables have cooled to approximately 106 degrees Fahrenheit. After the 23-second vacuum process, remove...

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Abstract

A process for low pressure, low temperature cooking raw vegetables, such as potatoes peppers, corn, onions, peas, yams, carrots, broccoli, eggplant and squash. The process includes cleaning the raw vegetables, rinsing them, blanching them, removing excess water from the vegetables, subjecting the vegetables to a significant vacuum while still heated from the blanching process, removing the vacuum from the vegetables and then packaging the processed vegetables for subsequent use and / or further preparation.

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[0001] Cross References to Related Applications [0002] This application claims priority to US Provisional Application No. 60 / 472,547, filed May 21, 2003, and US Provisional Patent Application No. 60 / 533,699, filed December 30, 2003. technical field [0003] The present invention relates to food processing, and more particularly to a process of pre-processing food containing ingredients such as starch, cellulose, pectin and / or natural sugars and enzymes for subsequent further processing and consumption. Such foods include potatoes, corn, peppers, onions, carrots, broccoli, pumpkins and other vegetables. Background technique [0004] Commercially, the preprocessing of vegetables is usually to cut the whole vegetables into small parts such as wedges, thin slices, strips, filaments (if necessary, peel and core). The parts are then scalded with hot water or steam, followed by cooling in air or water (floated or submerged), and finally frozen. These frozen vegetables can be re...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A23B7/06A23L5/40A23L5/10A23L19/00A23L19/10A23L19/12
CPCA23L1/2123A23L1/2145A23B7/06A23L1/2163A23L1/0135A23L5/17A23L19/03A23L19/11A23L19/14A23L5/40
Inventor 大卫·B·林顿
Owner 大卫·B·林顿