Method for producing sour tea by direct vat set bacterial fermentation
A direct-injection, bacterial agent technology, used in the food industry for tea making and food fields, to achieve the effect of fresh taste, rich sour tea aroma, and no bad smell
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Embodiment 1
[0028] Embodiment 1: (straight-input type lactobacillus plantarum fermentation)
[0029] 1). Selection of tea raw materials: Fresh tea leaves with one bud and three or four leaves are used, and the tea leaves are picked in summer and autumn.
[0030] 2). Water cleaning: Blanch the picked fresh tea leaves with boiling water for 2 minutes, immediately take them out after blanching and put them in ice water for cooling, then take out the tea leaves and put them on a bamboo plaque to drain.
[0031] 3). Draining and bottling: spread the drained tea leaves thinly on the bamboo plaque, which can speed up the water loss. Then divide into 500ml glass bottles with lids, each bottle is filled with 200g tea leaves.
[0032] 4). Steam sterilization: put the tea leaves together with the glass bottle in an autoclave, and carry out steam damp heat sterilization at a temperature of about 115° C. for 40 minutes.
[0033] 5). Add sterilized saline and inoculum: cool the sterilized tea leaves ...
Embodiment 2
[0037] Embodiment 2: (direct throw type Lactobacillus brevis fermentation)
[0038] 1). Selection of tea raw materials: Fresh tea leaves with one bud and three or four leaves are used, and the tea leaves are picked in summer and autumn.
[0039] 2). Water cleaning: Blanch the picked fresh tea leaves with boiling water for 2 minutes, immediately take them out after blanching and put them in ice water for cooling, then take out the tea leaves and put them on a bamboo plaque to drain.
[0040] 3). Draining and bottling: spread the drained tea leaves thinly on the bamboo plaque, which can speed up the water loss. Then divide into 500ml glass bottles with lids, each bottle is filled with 200g tea leaves.
[0041] 4). Steam sterilization: put the tea leaves together with the glass bottle in an autoclave, and carry out steam damp heat sterilization at a temperature of about 115° C. for 40 minutes.
[0042] 5). Add sterilized saline and inoculum: cool the sterilized tea leaves to be...
Embodiment 3
[0046] Embodiment 3 control group-non-fermentation
[0047] 1). Selection of tea raw materials: Fresh tea leaves with one bud and three or four leaves are used, and the tea leaves are picked in summer and autumn.
[0048] 2). Water cleaning: Blanch the picked fresh tea leaves with boiling water for 2 minutes, immediately take them out after blanching and put them in ice water for cooling, then take out the tea leaves and put them on a bamboo plaque to drain.
[0049] 3). Draining and bottling: spread the drained tea leaves thinly on the bamboo plaque, which can speed up the water loss. Then divide into 500ml glass bottles with lids, each bottle is filled with 200g tea leaves.
[0050]4). Steam sterilization: put the tea leaves together with the glass bottle in an autoclave, and carry out steam damp heat sterilization at a temperature of about 115° C. for 40 minutes.
[0051] 5). Add sterilized saline and bacteria agent: cool the sterilized tea leaves to below 40°C, add 250ml...
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