A method for controlling the volatile components of vacuum freeze-dried shallots
A technology of vacuum freeze-drying and volatile components, which is applied in food preservation, fruit and vegetable preservation, heating preservation of fruits/vegetables, etc. It can solve the problems of affecting the quality of finished products, the loss of volatile capsaicin, and the color is not easy to control, etc., to achieve Color protection, effect of accelerating the freezing process
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[0025] A method for controlling the volatile components of shallots in vacuum freeze-drying, comprising the following steps: A, raw material processing: fresh shallots are selected, rinsed, pedicled, and white coat removed;
[0026] B. Slice the shallots treated in step 1, use 1~2% salt water to flow for 2 minutes, add salt continuously, and control its concentration between 1~2%;
[0027] C. Dipping: After the above-mentioned salt water is rinsed, soak the shallots in a water tank with 0.001~0.005% (volume ratio) trehalose 10% solution, and soak for 3 minutes;
[0028] D. Microwave enzyme inactivation: Microwave frequency is 2450±50MHz, treatment is 10min, and the central temperature of shallots is 65°C;
[0029] E. Plate: the thickness is 6cm;
[0030] F. Vacuum freeze-drying: The freezing temperature is -35°C--30°C, the freezing time is 6 hours, the vacuum degree of the drying box reaches 500Pa during dehydration, the temperature of the heating plate in the sublimation dry...
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[0032] A method for controlling the volatile components of shallots in vacuum freeze-drying, comprising the following steps: A, raw material processing: fresh shallots are selected, rinsed, pedicled, and white coat removed;
[0033] B. Slice the shallots treated in step 1, use 1~2% salt water to flow for 2 minutes, add salt continuously, and control its concentration between 1~2%;
[0034] C. Dipping: After the above-mentioned salt water is rinsed, soak the shallots in a water tank with 0.001~0.005% (volume ratio) trehalose 10% solution, and soak for 4 minutes;
[0035] D. Microwave enzyme inactivation: The microwave frequency is 2450±50MHz, the treatment is 10~15min, and the central temperature of shallots is 70°C;
[0036] E. Plate: the thickness is 8cm;
[0037] F. Vacuum freeze-drying: The freezing temperature is -35°C—-30°C, the freezing time is 7.5 hours, the vacuum degree of the drying box reaches 700Pa during dehydration, the temperature of the heating plate in the su...
Embodiment 3
[0039] A method for controlling the volatile components of shallots in vacuum freeze-drying, comprising the following steps: A, raw material processing: fresh shallots are selected, rinsed, pedicled, and white coat removed;
[0040] B. Slice the shallots treated in step 1, use 1~2% salt water to flow for 2 minutes, add salt continuously, and control its concentration between 1~2%;
[0041] C. Immersion: After the above-mentioned salt water is rinsed, soak the shallots in a water tank with 0.001~0.005% (volume ratio) trehalose 10% solution, and soak for 5 minutes;
[0042] D. Microwave enzyme inactivation: Microwave frequency is 2450±50MHz, treatment is 15min, and the central temperature of shallots is 75°C;
[0043] E. Plate: the thickness is 10cm;
[0044] F. Vacuum freeze-drying: the freezing temperature is -35°C—-30°C, the freezing time is 9 hours, the vacuum degree of the drying box reaches 850Pa during dehydration, the temperature of the heating plate in the sublimation ...
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