TH22989U - The process of producing artificial rice from carboxymethyl cellulose. - Google Patents

Abstract

The process of producing artificial rice from carboxymethyl cellulose involves using a powdered food-grade binder mixed with clean water and seasoned with clean food seasoning powder. The mixture is then heated and stirred until homogeneous. After cooling, it is extruded into strands and cut into sections. The resulting product resembles cooked rice grains. It is then stored in the refrigerator to maintain its shape. When ready to eat, it is reheated in a microwave.

Claims (1)

1. The process of producing imitation rice from carboxymethyl cellulose involves the following steps: a. Weigh 20 grams of carboxymethyl cellulose powder according to the production ratio for 90 grams of rice. b. Mix the carboxymethyl cellulose powder from step a with 100 milliliters of clean water. c. Add 0.6 grams (by weight) of clean food seasoning powder to the mixture from step b. d. Heat the mixture from step c until it becomes homogeneous. e. Extruder the mixture from step d and cut it into cooked rice-like granules. f. Refrigerate the cooked rice granules from step e to allow them to set.