RU2300221C1 - Method for production of strawberry tomato canned goods - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: cannery industry.

SUBSTANCE: claimed method includes strawberry tomato cutting, blanching thereof in aqueous solution of table salt, sugar and ascorbic acid. Then product is dried by subsequent convective and microwave drying, pre-packed, and pouring with vegetable oil, sealed and sterilized.

EFFECT: new foodstuff with unique combination of organoleptic characteristics of dried prune and strawberry tomato.

Description

The invention relates to a technology for the production of canned vegetables.

There is a known method for the production of canned "Physalis pickled", providing for its preparation and blanching, preparing a filling containing drinking water, sugar, sodium chloride and acetic acid, packing physalis, cloves, red hot pepper, bay leaf and pouring, sealing and sterilization (Best recipes canning. - M .: Santaks, 1994, s.268).

It is known to use for the production of dried food a number of vegetables that do not include physalis (Handbook technologist food concentrate and vegetable drying production. - M .: Light and food industry, 1984, s. 304-363).

Known use for partial dehydration of vegetables, but only salted or pickled (Food products with intermediate humidity. - M .: Food industry, 1980, p.90-92).

A known method of producing prunes, involving the preparation of plums, blanching them in boiling water, convective drying to achieve a solids content of about 75%, sequential treatment with steam and glycerin to obtain the target product (Collection of technological instructions for the production of canned food. T.III. - M. : Pishchepromizdat, 1963, p.202-205).

Of the products with intermediate humidity, it is known to use apricots, quinces, peaches, plums, apples, strawberries, cherries and pears in the production of canned stewed fruit (Dyachenko E.N., Study of the method of preserving partially dehydrated fruits for the manufacture of concentrated compotes. Abstract of dissertation . - Chisinau: Publishing House of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Moldova, 1971, 23 pp.).

It is known to use fresh physalis for the preparation of salads (Pantielev Y. Kh., Vitamins from the garden. - M.: Moskovskaya Pravda, 1990, p. 50-51).

The technical result of the invention is to obtain new canned food from partially dehydrated physalis, which have a unique harmonious combination of the organoleptic properties of prunes and vegetable salad.

This result is achieved by the fact that the method of producing canned food from physalis involves preparing it, cutting in half, blanching in an aqueous solution of sodium chloride, sugar and ascorbic acid at a concentration of the latter of at least 0.5% by weight and a concentration of sodium chloride and sugar, ensuring their content in the target product no more than 1.2% and 1.5%, respectively, convective drying until the solids content is 25 ± 5%, microwave drying until the solids content is not more than 75%, packaging, filling with vegetable oil, germ tizizatsiya and sterilization.

The method is implemented as follows.

Physalis is prepared by traditional technology, cut into halves and blanched in an aqueous solution of sodium chloride, sugar and ascorbic acid.

The concentration of ascorbic acid in the solution should not be lower than 0.5% by weight, which is due to the need to maintain the original color of the raw material. A significant excess of the concentration of ascorbic acid of the specified value is impractical, since it does not lead to an improvement in the quality of the target product. The concentration of salt and sugar in the solution should ensure their content in the target product is not more than 1.2% and 1.5%, respectively. It is determined by the initial solids content of the raw materials, the final solids content of the raw materials and the regime parameters of blanching using known patterns of mass transfer (Kavetsky GD, Vasiliev BV, Processes and devices of food technology. Textbook for universities. - M .: Kolos, 1997, p. 292-474). The maximum content of salt and sugar in the target product is justified by the acceptability of its organoleptic properties in accordance with SanPiN 2.3.2.1078.

Then physalis is successively dried by the convective method until the solids content of 25 ± 5% is reached and by the microwave method until the solids content of not more than 75% is reached.

The dry matter content indicated at each stage is justified by obtaining the target product with a given consistency. When convective drying is carried out until the solids content is below the specified lower limit, the target product acquires a spreadable, boiled-out consistency. With convective drying until the solids content is above the specified upper limit, the consistency of the target product becomes heterogeneous with the appearance of a denser crust on the surface. Excess dry matter content after microwave drying gives the target product a rubbery, and then strong, non-masticating consistency. The lower limit of solids in the product is 50% and is traditional for foods with intermediate humidity.

Dried physalis is Packed, filled with vegetable oil refined or aromatized according to any known technology, sealed and sterilized to obtain the target product.

The canned food obtained using the described technology is a heterogeneous mixture with a solid phase in the form of round slices having the characteristic color of the feedstock and a transparent filling having the characteristic color of refined or aromatized oil of the corresponding type. The solid phase has a delicate slightly elastic consistency characteristic of prunes, a pronounced taste characteristic of the corresponding vegetable salad, and an aroma characteristic of physalis and aromatic additives, if used in the composition of vegetable oil. In terms of safety, canned foods comply with SanPiN 2.3.2.1078. The guaranteed shelf life of canned food, determined by the standard method, was 1 year.

Thus, the proposed method allows to obtain new canned goods with a unique harmonious combination of the consistency of prunes and the color, taste and aroma of vegetable salad.

Claims (1)

A method for the production of canned food from physalis, involving its preparation, cutting in half, blanching in an aqueous solution of sodium chloride, sugar and ascorbic acid at a concentration of the latter of at least 0.5% by weight and a concentration of sodium chloride and sugar, ensuring their content in the target product is not more than 1.2% and 1.5%, respectively, convective drying to achieve a solids content of 25 ± 5%, microwave drying to achieve a solids content of not more than 75%, packaging, filling with vegetable oil, sealing and sterilization.