Processing method for drying, dehydrating and conditioning radish leaves by hot air
A technology of hot air drying and processing method, which is applied in the direction of heating preservation of fruits/vegetables, preservation of fruits/vegetables by dehydration, freshness of fruits and vegetables, etc., which can solve the problems of small quantity, quality defects, short storage time, etc., and achieve rehydration and reduction Improvement, increase energy efficiency, and shorten drying time
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[0031] 1. a processing method for hot-air drying and dehydration conditioning radish leaves, characterized in that it comprises the following steps:
[0032] A. Material selection: use mature radish leaves;
[0033] B. Finishing: remove bad leaves including yellow leaves, dead leaves, worm-spotted leaves, and rotten leaves;
[0034] C. Deworming and cleaning: first soak the material in a saline solution to drive out snails. The mass percentage concentration of the saline solution is 1.5%; then use clean water to clean it to remove mud and foreign matter;
[0035] D. Cut into sections: cut the cleaned radish leaves into sections;
[0036] E. Blanching: Blanch the cut radish leaves in a blanching machine, blanching water temperature: 93°C; blanching time: 80 seconds; adjust the pH value of the blanching water to 7.3 with soda ash to ensure oxidation Enzyme activity is negative to prevent enzymatic browning;
[0037] F. Cooling: After blanching, quickly cool with cooling water...
Embodiment 2
[0047] 1. a processing method for hot-air drying and dehydration conditioning radish leaves, characterized in that it comprises the following steps:
[0048] A. Material selection: use mature radish leaves;
[0049] B. Finishing: remove bad leaves including yellow leaves, dead leaves, worm-spotted leaves, and rotten leaves;
[0050] C. Deworming and cleaning: first soak the material in a saline solution to drive away snails. The mass percentage concentration of the saline solution is 2%; then use clean water to clean it to remove mud and foreign matter;
[0051] D. Cut into sections: cut the cleaned radish leaves into sections;
[0052] E. Blanching: Blanch the cut radish leaves in a blanching machine, blanching water temperature: 98°C; blanching time: 130 seconds; adjust the pH value of the blanching water to 8.4 with soda ash to ensure oxidation Enzyme activity is negative to prevent enzymatic browning;
[0053] F. Cooling: After blanching, quickly cool with cooling water...
Embodiment 3
[0063] 1. a processing method for hot-air drying and dehydration conditioning radish leaves, characterized in that it comprises the following steps:
[0064] A. Material selection: use mature radish leaves;
[0065] B. Finishing: remove bad leaves including yellow leaves, dead leaves, worm-spotted leaves, and rotten leaves;
[0066] C. Deworming and cleaning: first soak the material in a saline solution to drive out snails. The mass percentage concentration of the saline solution is 1.6%; then use clean water to clean it to remove mud and foreign matter;
[0067] D. Cut into sections: cut the cleaned radish leaves into sections;
[0068] E. Blanching: Blanch the cut radish leaves in a blanching machine, blanching water temperature: 92°C; blanching time: 180 seconds; adjust the pH value of the blanching water to 7 with soda ash to ensure oxidation Enzyme activity is negative to prevent enzymatic browning;
[0069] F. Cooling: After blanching, quickly cool with cooling water ...
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