Pickled paprika prepared by directly adding lactobacillus additives as well as method of same
A technology of soaking red peppers and lactic acid bacteria, which is applied in the field of biotechnology and food, can solve problems such as unstable quality and long production cycle, and achieve the effects of improving biological safety, shortening ripening time, and excellent performance
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[0066] Embodiment 1 Fermentation of 12 tons of fresh red pepper
[0067] Choose a fermentation tank of 30 cubic meters with a pool edge, put a plastic cylinder with 1 / 3 holes in the corner of the pool (the part with holes is placed below), and put 12 tons of qualified stalked red peppers into the tank according to the direct input method. Put it into the fermentation tank, add a layer of pepper and a layer of salt evenly, then place a plastic grid on the surface of the pepper, use a wooden board or log to directly block the raw materials, and then prepare a salt concentration of 9-10°Bé (Baume 16 tons of brine, adding 4kg of edible glucose, 3kg of calcium chloride and 1kg of potassium dihydrogen phosphate, and 2.4kg of chelating agent EDTA-Na 2 , Add 80kg of citric acid and mix for 0.5 hours, and finally spray and add 720g of lactic acid bacteria preparation (by the bacterial strain number SICC1.566 Lactobacillus plantarum powder and bacterial strain number SICC1.350 Lactobaci...
Embodiment 2
[0070] Example 2 Fermentation of 14 tons of fresh red peppers
[0071] Choose a fermentation tank of 30 cubic meters with a pool edge, put a plastic cylinder with 1 / 3 holes in the corner of the pool (the part with holes is placed below), and put 14 tons of qualified stalk-removed peppers into the tank by direct input , put it into the fermentation tank, sprinkle 1.4 tons of edible salt evenly according to the method of one layer of pepper and one layer of salt, and then put a plastic grid on the surface of the pepper, directly block the raw materials with wooden boards or logs, and then prepare the salt concentration of 9-10° 16 tons of Bé (Baume degree) brine, add fermented nutrients composed of 5kg edible glucose, 2.0kg calcium chloride, 1.0kg magnesium chloride and 1.5kg sodium dihydrogen phosphate and 2.8kg of chelating agent EDTA- Na2, then add 90kg citric acid and mix for 0.5 hours, and finally spray and add 900g lactic acid bacteria preparation (from Lactobacillus plant...
Embodiment 3
[0072] Embodiment three: 10 tons of mature peppers are transported and returned to the factory for storage
[0073] Carry out salt, reducing sugar, total acid and pH detection to the capsicum of embodiment 1 when pickling expires, salt reaches about 9.6%, total acid reaches about 1.45% of adding balance index, reducing sugar reaches below 0.1%, and pH detection reaches 4.0 and The following can be packaged, stored and transported. The packaging is made of woven bags. According to the size of the packaging bag, the packaging bag with a capacity of 20kg is generally selected. The time for road transportation is set at 3 days. After transporting back to the factory, choose a 30-ton fermentation tank, put a plastic tube with 1 / 3 holes in the corner of the tank (the part with holes is on the bottom), and put the returned mature bagged peppers directly into the tank In the process, fill the fermentation tank until the edge of the tank is basically balanced, then place a plastic gr...
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