Preparation process of barbecued eel shreds
A preparation process, the technology of Kabayaki eel, is applied in the direction of preserving meat/fish with a coating protective layer, food preservation, and food ingredients as taste improvers, etc. It can solve the problems of complex preparation process, difficult operation, and high production cost. The preparation method is simple, the application effect is good, and the effect of weakening the reaction is achieved
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[0017] A kind of kabayaki shredded eel preparation process, described method comprises the following steps:
[0018] (1) Milling: select fresh eels, remove scales, remove fish heads and tails with a straight cut, remove internal organs, remove bones, cut into uniform small pieces, send them to a meat grinder and grind them, and then send them to the meat grinder. Grinding with a bone grinder, the minced fish meat should meet the requirements of being smooth and bone-free. The pretreatment process avoids the impact of leftovers on the appearance and taste of the product; (2) Formulation: add 5 parts of minced fish, 2 parts of sweet potato starch, 1 part of edible salt and 3 parts of water into the dough mixer, stir for 8 minutes, and form a dough. In a uniform paste state, take it out to a special stainless steel plate, and knead it repeatedly for 20 minutes until it is kneaded into a dough. The addition of starch enhances the toughness of minced fish meat, making the shredded...
Embodiment 2
[0020] A kind of kabayaki shredded eel preparation process, described method comprises the following steps:
[0021] 1) Milling: select fresh eels, remove fish head, fish tail, viscera, remove bones, grind them with a meat grinder, and then transfer them to a bone grinder for fine grinding. The pretreatment process avoids the impact of leftovers on the appearance and taste of the product;
[0022] 2) Formulation: Add 6 parts of minced fish, 3 parts of sweet potato starch, 2 parts of edible salt and 4 parts of water into the dough mixer, stir evenly to form a paste, take it out on a special stainless steel plate, and knead repeatedly until it is kneaded Form into a powder. The addition of starch enhances the toughness of minced fish meat, making the eel shreds prepared more stable and not easy to loosen, and endows the eel shreds with a bright yellow appearance in the subsequent Kabayaki process;
[0023] 3) Rolling and shredding: move the dough into the automatic rolling mac...
Embodiment 3
[0029] A kind of kabayaki shredded eel preparation process, described method comprises the following steps:
[0030] 1) Milling: Choose fresh eels or eels that have been thawed in running water at 3°C, remove fish heads, fish tails, viscera, remove bones, grind them with a meat grinder, and then transfer them to a bone grinder to grind them finely. The pretreatment process avoids the impact of leftovers on the appearance and taste of the product;
[0031] 2) Formulation: Add 10 parts of fish mince, 5 parts of sweet potato starch, 3 parts of edible salt and 6 parts of water into the dough mixer, stir evenly to form a paste, take it out on a special stainless steel plate, and knead repeatedly until it is kneaded Form into a powder. The addition of starch enhances the toughness of minced fish meat, making the eel shreds prepared more stable and not easy to loosen, and gives the eel shreds a bright yellow appearance during the subsequent Kabayaki process;
[0032] 3) Rolling and...
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