Realization method for preparing spicy compound seasoning by using oil extraction technology
A technology for compound seasonings and a method for realizing them, applied in the field of seasoning processing, can solve the problems of loss of nutrients in raw materials, low production efficiency, insufficient consideration of type selection, etc., achieve rich taste and flavor, and reduce manpower and energy consumption. cost, and the effect of improving production efficiency
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[0030] A method for preparing spicy and spicy compound seasoning by applying oil extraction technology
[0031] (1) First extraction: Add 150kg of garlic grains with a particle diameter of 4mm and 57.5kg of pickled ginger grains with a particle diameter of 4mm into 115kg of soybean oil for low-temperature extraction at a temperature of 42°C and an extraction time of 2.0h; At 110°C, add 28 kg of Indian chili powder with a particle diameter of 6 mm, and stir fry for 3.5 minutes to obtain the first extraction mixture;
[0032] (2) Stir-fried bean paste: add 155kg of Pixian bean paste to 115kg of soybean oil, stir-fry the bean paste and stop heating to obtain the bean paste mixture;
[0033] (3) Prepare mixed spice powder: Angelica dahurica powder 13.5kg, galangal powder 1.1kg, star anise powder 3.2kg, cinnamon powder 3.2kg, clove powder 1.1kg, tangerine peel powder 3.2kg, kaempferum powder 2.2kg, coriander seed powder 3.3kg , Amomum powder 1.1kg, fennel powder 5kg and mix evenly...
Embodiment 2
[0040]A method for preparing spicy and spicy compound seasoning by applying oil extraction technology
[0041] (1) First extraction: Add 140kg of garlic grains with a particle diameter of 2mm and 55kg of pickled ginger grains with a particle diameter of 2mm into 110kg of soybean oil for low-temperature extraction at a temperature of 40°C for 1.5 hours; after the end, heat up to 110 ℃, add 24 kg of Indian chili powder with a particle diameter of 6 mm, and stir-fry for 3 minutes to obtain the first extraction mixture;
[0042] (2) Stir-fried bean paste: add 150kg of Pixian bean paste to 110kg of soybean oil, stir-fry the bean paste and stop heating to obtain the bean paste mixture;
[0043] (3) Preparation of mixed spice powder: Angelica powder 12kg, galangal powder 1kg, star anise powder 3kg, cinnamon powder 3kg, clove powder 1kg, tangerine peel powder 3kg, kaempferum powder 2kg, coriander seed powder 3kg, amomum powder 1kg, fennel powder 4kg and mix well to get the mixed spic...
Embodiment 3
[0050] A method for preparing spicy and spicy compound seasoning by applying oil extraction technology
[0051] (1) First extraction: Add 160kg of garlic grains with a particle diameter of 5mm and 60kg of pickled ginger grains with a particle diameter of 5mm into 120kg of soybean oil for low-temperature extraction at a temperature of 45°C for 2.5 hours; after the end, heat up to 110 ℃, add 32 kg of Indian chili powder with a particle diameter of 6 mm, and stir-fry for 4 minutes to obtain the first extraction mixture;
[0052] (2) Stir-fried bean paste: add 160kg of Pixian bean paste to 120kg of soybean oil, stir-fry the bean paste and stop heating to obtain the bean paste mixture;
[0053] (3) Prepare mixed spice powder: Angelica dahurica powder 15kg, galangal powder 1.2kg, star anise powder 3.5kg, cinnamon powder 3.5kg, clove powder 1.2kg, tangerine peel powder 3.5kg, kaempferum powder 2.5kg, coriander seed powder 3.5kg, Mix 1.2kg amomum powder and 6kg fennel powder to get m...
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