High-voltage electrostatic compound fresh-keeping method of seawater shrimps
A high-voltage electrostatic and composite fresh-keeping technology, which is applied in the preservation of meat/fish, the preservation of food ingredients as antimicrobial agents, and the preservation of meat/fish by radiation/electrical treatment, etc. Low cost, low power consumption and good effect of low temperature preservation
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[0024] A high-voltage electrostatic composite fresh-keeping method for seawater shrimp, comprising the following steps:
[0025] (1) Soak the caught seawater shrimp in an antioxidant solution at 1°C for 5 minutes;
[0026] (2) Introduce a high-voltage electrostatic field into the antioxidant solution for 5 minutes, preferably through a high-voltage electrostatic ion bar, the strength of the high-voltage electrostatic field is 2.5KV, and the current is 3mA;
[0027] (3) Add 1.3 times the weight of anti-browning solution at 1°C to the antioxidant solution to obtain a mixed soaking solution, and soak seawater shrimp for 15 minutes;
[0028] (4) Take out the seawater shrimp and freeze them at low temperature.
[0029] Wherein the weight of the antioxidant solution is 100g, and the antioxidant solution is formed by mixing the following components: erythorbic acid 12g, astaxanthin 3g, water-soluble chitosan 2g, edible salt 0.3g, and the rest is water. Taking the weight of the anti...
Embodiment 2
[0032] A high-voltage electrostatic composite fresh-keeping method for seawater shrimp, comprising the following steps:
[0033] (1) Soak the caught seawater shrimp in an antioxidant solution at 1.5°C for 5 minutes;
[0034] (2) Introduce a high-voltage electrostatic field into the antioxidant solution for 8 minutes, preferably a high-voltage electrostatic field is generated by two parallel electrode plates, the strength of the high-voltage electrostatic field is 5KV, and the current is 5mA;
[0035] (3) Add 1.6 times the weight of anti-browning solution at 1.5°C to the antioxidant solution to obtain a mixed soaking solution, soak seawater shrimp for 12 minutes;
[0036] (4) Take out the seawater shrimp and freeze them at low temperature.
[0037] Wherein the weight of the antioxidant solution is 100g, and the antioxidant solution is formed by mixing the following components: erythorbic acid 14g, astaxanthin 4.8g, water-soluble chitosan 3g, edible salt 0.7g, and the rest is w...
Embodiment 3
[0040] A high-voltage electrostatic composite fresh-keeping method for seawater shrimp, comprising the following steps:
[0041] (1) Soak the caught seawater shrimp in an antioxidant solution at 2°C for 4 minutes;
[0042] (2) Introduce a high-voltage electrostatic field into the antioxidant solution for 10 minutes. Preferably, the high-voltage electrostatic field is introduced through two parallel electrode plates. The strength of the high-voltage electrostatic field is 7KV and the current is 7mA;
[0043] (3) Add 2 times the weight of anti-browning solution at 2°C to the antioxidant solution to obtain a mixed soaking solution, and soak seawater shrimp for 9 minutes;
[0044] (4) Take out the seawater shrimp and freeze them at low temperature.
[0045] Wherein the weight of the antioxidant solution is 100g, and the antioxidant solution is formed by mixing the following components: erythorbic acid 15.5g, astaxanthin 6.25g, water-soluble chitosan 4.2g, edible salt 0.95g, and the...
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