KR20170113785A - Manufacturing Method of Baked Mushroom Cookies - Google Patents

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KR20170113785A
KR20170113785A KR1020160035899A KR20160035899A KR20170113785A KR 20170113785 A KR20170113785 A KR 20170113785A KR 1020160035899 A KR1020160035899 A KR 1020160035899A KR 20160035899 A KR20160035899 A KR 20160035899A KR 20170113785 A KR20170113785 A KR 20170113785A
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Abstract

To make mushroom cookies, 3% salt · 5% sugar water was prepared by removing some moisture from the mushroom, adding 5% horseradish or turmeric to add salinity, taste and aroma, and spreading mushrooms over high pressure and high temperature again Method of manufacturing baked crispy mushroom cookies A method of manufacturing a mushroom cookie characterized in that the liver is dried to a moisture content of 50% by weight or less, and then the mixture is sliced into 3% salt and 5% sugar water and baked at a high pressure and a high temperature .

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{Manufacturing Method of Baked Mushroom Cookies}

The present invention relates to a method of producing cookies using mushrooms, which is not a method of producing confectionery or frying oil by adding only a part of the existing mushroom powder, but rather compressing the mushroom itself at high pressure so as to have a soft, The present invention relates to a method for producing a mushroom cookie rich in taste and aroma by using various natural spices as a method for producing a mushroom cookie.

The mushroom is a fungus belonging to the domesticated fungi, and is the only fruiting body that can be eaten as a food. It is widely used as a food material as well as a food material because it has a wide variety of flavor and aroma, and its pharmacological effect is high. When it is used as a food material, it is mainly consumed in the form of herbs in water or in a soup or soup. It is mainly extracted with water to drink.

Nutritional characteristics of mushrooms are very low in calories, rich in dietary fiber, various nutrients and proteins are superior to ordinary plants, and are very beneficial to the health of modern people. However, compared with the nutritional value of these foods, mushrooms are currently consuming less than healthy foods because of their simple processing and ingestion methods. Currently, our mushrooms are processed and used as a main seasoning in our diet, but seasonings are difficult to be used on a daily basis. In order to facilitate the consumption of mushrooms, they have been processed and sold as hot water products. However, At present, it is not a good processing method, so it is long gone now.

However, in order to make the consumption of mushrooms more convenient and delicious in foreign countries, various products such as chocolate have been developed, but they have not been widely popularized yet.

Korean Patent Registration No. 10-12384650000, February 22, 2013 Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2015-0084379, July 22, 2015

It is an object of the present invention to manufacture cookies using mushrooms, and to the production of various mushroom cookies according to kinds of mushrooms and spices.

Although mushrooms are excellent in taste and flavor, most of the mushrooms are too hard to eat in order to consume the whole at the time of drying. However, depending on the type of mushroom, it is difficult to maintain a soft texture of the mushroom which is too dense after drying. This is because the mushroom is smoothly processed However, due to the thickness of the mushroom, it is difficult to control the smooth texture sufficiently.

However, in order to maintain a smoother texture of the dried tissue of the mushroom, the thickness of the mushroom is made to be as thin as possible by squeezing it with pressure rather than the expansion process, and at the same time, the method of baking the mushroom is more crispy and soft It can be ingested.

In addition, it is difficult to tastes various flavors in the puffing process. In the process of squeezing and baking, it is possible to prepare various products because flavor and fragrance can be easily added according to age preference.

According to an aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method for producing a mushroom cookie comprising: preparing a mushroom cookie according to an embodiment of the present invention; And adding spice during the mushroom cookie manufacturing process.

Mushrooms suitable for the production of mushroom cookies are selectively harvested to produce the mushroom cookies. Suitable mushrooms are squeezed and thin enough when baked at high temperature and have no sense of texture when consumed. Particularly, shiitake mushrooms are thick and dry when they are dry. Removing the hard mushroom stage; A step of slicing a bulky mushroom such as a bamboo mushroom; The selected mushrooms include drying the water to less than 50%.

Drying the mushroom cookie to 50% by weight or less of moisture, adding the spice to the spice solution by immersing the spice in the spice solution for 1 hour or more; Drying the spice after re-drying the moisture to 50 wt% or less; Followed by squeezing and baking at a high temperature.

The pressure to press and squeeze at the above temperature may vary depending on the size of the mushroom, but if the moisture content is 50% by weight, it is flattened at a temperature of 150 to 200 ° C under a pressure of 1 kg / cm 2 for 10 to 20 minutes, .

As described above, the mushroom cookies according to the present invention can produce mushroom cookies having various degrees of preference according to the kinds of the spices to be added and the combination of the spices to be mixed.

In addition, the mushroom cookies according to the present invention can be used as new materials and products because they are processed at a low production period in price due to the characteristics of agricultural products having a large change in surplus production time and price of mushrooms.

Further, the mushroom cookies according to the present invention are very useful as diet foods and snacks because they are rich in fiber and have a very low calorie.

Figure 1 is a processing step of a mushroom to produce a mushroom cookie.
2 is a method for producing mushroom cookies according to the present invention.
Fig. 3 is a photograph of a mushroom cookie prepared according to the present invention and a naturally dried mushroom fruiting body.

Hereinafter, the spice blend of mushroom cooked according to the present invention is as follows.

<Examples of Mushroom Cookie Manufacturing Example>

1. 100 g of mushroom, spice [3% salt, sugar water (containing 5% of wasabi)]

2. 100 g of mushroom, spice [3% salt, 3% sugar content (contains 3% of wasabi)]

3. 100 g of mushroom, spice [2% salt, 5% sugar content (contains 3% of wasabi)]

4. 100 g of mushroom, spice [3% salt, sugar content (containing 5% of turmeric)]

5. 100 g of mushroom, spice [3% salt, 3% sugar content (turmeric 3%)]

6. 100 g of mushroom, spice [2% salt, 5% sugar content (3% of turmeric)]

<Sensory evaluation of mushroom cookie>

The mushroom cookies according to the mushroom cookie examples were prepared and subjected to sensory evaluation with the items in Table 1.

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The results of sensory evaluation show that the saltiness and the content of sugar content vary with the combination of salinity, sugar content and spice, but they are suitable for consumption as a mushroom cookie if the taste of the spice can be known. Particularly, since the pretreatment is carried out in the state of containing 50% by weight of water, the total concentration of salt and sugar water is 1/2.

Claims (4)

Wherein the moisture of the mushroom is dried to 50 wt% or less, and the mushroom is cooked by extruding it to the salt and sugar water and spreading it at a high pressure and a high temperature. The method according to claim 1,
The liver is mixed with various spices such as 5% horseradish or 5% sulfuric acid as a 3% salt and sugar content to add flavor.
The method according to claim 1,
The production method in which the mushroom is spread widely under the conditions of high pressure and high temperature at a high pressure of 1 kg / cm 2 and a temperature of 150 to 200 ° C.
The method according to claim 1,
The mushroom is an edible mushroom that spreads widely without breaking the high-pressure structure such as shiitake mushroom, oyster mushroom, Chinese caterpillar fungus, and cormorant mushroom.
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