JPH0748989B2 - Manufacturing method of sliced potato confectionery material - Google Patents

Manufacturing method of sliced potato confectionery material

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JPH0748989B2
JPH0748989B2 JP27399989A JP27399989A JPH0748989B2 JP H0748989 B2 JPH0748989 B2 JP H0748989B2 JP 27399989 A JP27399989 A JP 27399989A JP 27399989 A JP27399989 A JP 27399989A JP H0748989 B2 JPH0748989 B2 JP H0748989B2
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potato
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昭子 斉藤
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【発明の詳細な説明】 『産業上の利用分野』 この発明は、スライスポテト菓子用素材の製法に関す
る。
TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a method for producing a material for sliced potato confectionery.

『従来の技術』 従来より、スライスしたポテト菓子としてはポテトチッ
プが広く大衆に好まれており、袋詰めやカートンに入れ
て販売されているが、これはいわばそのまま食すること
ができるように味付けされた完成品であり、本発明に示
すように食するときに油で揚げるための半完成品は現在
のところ見当たらない。
[Prior Art] Conventionally, potato chips have been widely favored by the masses as sliced potato confectionery, and are sold in bags or in cartons. No finished product has been found so far, which is a finished product for frying when eating as shown in the present invention.

『発明が解決しようとする課題』 従来より広く食されているポテトチップは、原料となる
馬鈴薯の皮をむき、スライスしたものを食用油で揚げ
て、味付けしたものが大部分で、大体は袋詰めなどにし
て販売している。このポテトチップは油で揚げてあるの
で、空気に長時間さらされていると油が酸化し、また空
気中の水分を吸って味が劣化するため、開封後はなるべ
く短時間で食さなければならない。
"Problems to be solved by the invention" Potato chips, which have been widely eaten than before, are peeled potatoes, which are the raw material, and sliced ones are fried with cooking oil and seasoned in most cases. It is sold as a pack. Since this potato chip is fried in oil, if it is exposed to air for a long time, the oil will oxidize, and the taste will deteriorate by absorbing moisture in the air, so you should eat it as soon as possible after opening. I won't.

一般に、揚げ物は揚げた直後が一番よい味なのである
が、ポテトチップにおいては商品の形態上、揚げてから
ある程度の時間が経過した物しか食することができない
のが現状である。
Generally, fried foods have the best taste immediately after fried, but in the present situation, potato chips can only be eaten after a certain amount of time since the product is fried.

また、製造する側においては生の馬鈴薯を保管してお
き、必要に応じてスライス加工をするのであるが長時間
保管しておくと新鮮さが損なわれ、保管状態によっては
芽が出ることもあり、よく知られているようにこの芽は
毒性を有しているので一つ一つ取り除かなくてはならな
い。
In addition, on the manufacturing side, raw potatoes are stored and sliced if necessary, but if stored for a long time, freshness is lost and sprouts may appear depending on the storage state. As is well known, the shoots are toxic and must be removed one by one.

本発明は、以上記したような従来の製造法に関わる課題
を解決するために発明されたもので、揚げ立てを食する
ことができ、かつ保存に適するスライスポテト菓子用素
材の新規な製法を提供することを目的として開発された
ものである。
The present invention was invented in order to solve the problems relating to the conventional manufacturing method as described above, can be eaten fried, and a novel method of manufacturing a sliced potato confectionery material suitable for storage. It was developed for the purpose of providing.

『課題を解決するための手段』 (イ)表皮を除去した芋を薄くスライスし、このスライ
ス片を水に浸漬してアク抜きする第一工程。
"Means for solving the problem" (a) The first step in which the potatoes from which the epidermis has been removed are sliced into thin pieces, and the sliced pieces are dipped in water to remove the raw material.

(ロ)アク抜きしたスライス片を水から引上げて、リン
酸カルシウムを添加した熱湯に入れ、このスライス片が
半透明になるまで茹でる第二工程。
(B) The second step of pulling the sliced slices removed from water, putting them in hot water containing calcium phosphate, and boiling them until they become translucent.

(ハ)茹でたスライス片を熱湯から引上げて、直ちに冷
水につけて冷やした後、水切りして乾燥する第三工程。
(C) The third step of pulling the boiled slice pieces out of hot water, immediately soaking in cold water to cool, and then draining and drying.

本発明は、以上の工程よりなるスライスポテト菓子用素
材の製法である。
The present invention is a method for producing a material for sliced potato confectionery, which comprises the above steps.

『作用』 本発明は、表皮を除去した芋の薄切り片を水にさらして
アク抜きした後、茹でてから乾燥させたものである。
[Operation] The present invention is one in which a thin slice of potato from which the epidermis is removed is exposed to water to remove the residue, and then boiled and dried.

本品の使用においては、乾燥させたこの素材を160〜170
℃の食用油で揚げ、好みの調味料で味付けして食するも
のである。従来のポテトチップと異なり、揚げた直後の
ものを食することができ、新鮮でパリッとした歯応えを
有するものとなり、良好なる味覚・食感を得ることがで
きる。
When using this product, dry this material at 160-170
It is fried in edible oil at ℃ and seasoned with your favorite seasoning. Unlike conventional potato chips, it can be eaten immediately after fried, has a fresh and crispy texture, and can have a good taste and texture.

また、この素材は芋の薄切りを加工して乾燥させたもの
なので、長期間(数年〜十数年)にわたる保存が可能と
なり、かつその容積も少なくてすむので、従来のように
生の芋を保存する必要がなく、製造上のメリットを有し
たものである。
In addition, since this material is a thin slice of potato processed and dried, it can be stored for a long time (several years to more than a dozen years) and its volume is small, so it is possible to use raw potato as in the past. It does not need to be stored and has an advantage in production.

『実施例』 以下、本発明の実施例について説明する。[Examples] Examples of the present invention will be described below.

(イ)表皮を除去した馬鈴薯を0.2〜0.3mmの厚さにスラ
イスし、このスライス片を水に数時間ほど浸漬してアク
抜きする。 (第一工程) (ロ)アク抜きしたスライス片を水から引上げて水を切
り、リン酸カルシウムを添加した熱湯に入れて、このス
ライス片が半透明になるまで30〜60秒ほど茹でる。(第
二工程) (ハ)茹でたスライス片を引上げて、直ちに冷水につけ
て冷やした後、水から引上げて水を切り、広げて8〜10
時間ほど直射日光下で乾燥させる。
(B) Slice the potatoes from which the epidermis is removed to a thickness of 0.2 to 0.3 mm, and soak the sliced pieces in water for several hours to remove them. (First step) (b) Pull the sliced slices out of water to remove the water, put them in hot water containing calcium phosphate, and boil for 30 to 60 seconds until the sliced slices become translucent. (Second step) (c) Pull up the boiled slices, immediately soak in cold water to cool, then pull out from the water to drain, spread and spread 8-10
Let it dry in direct sunlight for about an hour.

(第三工程) 以上が本発明の一実施例である。 (Third Step) The above is one embodiment of the present invention.

本例では、馬鈴薯を対象とした製法であるが、その他の
種類の芋例えば里芋やとろろ芋(やまいも)などでも利
用可能である。
In this example, the production method is for potatoes, but other types of potatoes such as taro and yam yam can also be used.

ここで使用するリン酸カルシウムは高アルカリ性を有
し、これを食品に添加することにより、なめらかでマイ
ルドな味覚となるもので、より食感に優れたものを得る
ことができる。
The calcium phosphate used here has a high alkalinity, and when it is added to foods, a smooth and mild taste can be obtained, and a more excellent texture can be obtained.

『発明の効果』 本発明によれば、加工した芋のスライス片を乾燥した
後、食用油で揚げて食するので、常に新鮮な状態におけ
る味覚・食感を得ることができる。
[Effect of the Invention] According to the present invention, since the processed potato slice pieces are dried and then fried with edible oil and eaten, the taste and texture in a fresh state can always be obtained.

またこのスライス片は乾燥しているので、長時間にわた
る保存が可能であるため、従来のスライスポテト菓子例
えばポテトチップのように製造する場合に芋のまま保存
する必要がなく、製造上の有用性にも富んだスライスポ
テト菓子素材の製法を提供し得るものである。
Since this sliced piece is dried, it can be stored for a long time, so it is not necessary to store it as a potato when producing it like a conventional sliced potato confectionery such as potato chips, and its usefulness in production. It is also possible to provide a rich method of manufacturing sliced potato confectionery materials.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】(イ)表皮を除去した芋を薄くスライス
し、このスライス片を水に浸漬してアク抜きする第一工
程。 (ロ)アク抜きしたスライス片を水から引上げて、リン
酸カルシウムを添加した熱湯に入れ、このスライス片が
半透明になるまで茹でる第二工程。 (ハ)茹でたスライス片を熱湯から引上げて、直ちに冷
水につけて冷やした後、水切りして乾燥する第三工程。 以上の工程よりなるスライスポテト菓子用素材の製法。
1. A first step of (i) slicing the potatoes from which the epidermis has been removed into thin slices, and dipping the sliced pieces in water to remove the root. (B) The second step of pulling up the sliced slices from water, putting them in hot water containing calcium phosphate, and boiling them until they become translucent. (C) The third step of pulling the boiled slice pieces out of hot water, immediately soaking in cold water to cool, and then draining and drying. A method for manufacturing a sliced potato confectionery material comprising the above steps.
JP27399989A 1989-10-20 1989-10-20 Manufacturing method of sliced potato confectionery material Expired - Fee Related JPH0748989B2 (en)

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