WO2004034821A1 - 生肉や生水産物の電子レンジ調理方法と電子レンジ調理用調味料、及び電子レンジ調理食品 - Google Patents
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- Microwave cooking method of raw meat and raw marine products seasoning for microwave cooking, and microwave cooked food
- the present invention relates to a microwave cooking method, a microwave seasoning, and a microwave cooking food in which raw meat and raw marine products are heated and cooked using only a microwave oven.
- the present invention relates to a method of microwave cooking of raw meat and raw marine products, a seasoning for microwave cooking, and a microwave cooked food, in which the raw odor is eliminated without generating the odor when the food is cooked.
- microwave foods Foods cooked using a microwave oven
- microwave foods can be cooked using a microwave oven without cooking and without polluting the kitchen.
- the demand has been increasing very much because it can be cooked easily to the state of eating, and even a small amount such as for one person can be easily cooked in a desired amount without the hassle.
- microwave food is prepared by reheating the pre-baked food in a microwave oven. There was nothing more to deal with. In the case of this baked and cooked food, there is no possibility that the raw odor of raw meat or marine products will be unpleasant odor even if it is heated with an electronic range. Moisture comes out on the surface of the food, and it seems that they cooked after baking, which is not very satisfactory.
- a microwave heating layer in which a metal thin film or a metal / metal oxide mixture is provided by vapor deposition is provided on the surface of a film-like or sheet-like substrate, and the substrate itself is used for the food itself.
- heat is applied to the surface of the base material during heating in a microwave oven, and the surface of the food is baked by the heat (see Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 1101-171941).
- the food itself is wrapped with the force of applying edible oils and fats to the sheet, and the food itself is wrapped.
- Some have a surface burned see Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2000-142,289).
- a brown coloring composition containing a caramel pigment and a thickener is applied to the surface of food (dough crust), and the brown reaction is caused by microwaves by heating in a microwave oven.
- baking and cooking can be performed on low-moisture foods such as pies, breads, pizzas, and the like.
- the temperature at the time is hard to rise, and as a result baking cooking cannot be performed.
- the food surface is baked, After all, when cooking raw meat or raw fish, it is not possible to eliminate the raw odor at the beginning of heating.
- seasonings when the food is in a three-dimensional shape, run down from the surface of the food during cooking and cannot exert its effect sufficiently.
- the invention of the present application is intended to address such a problem, and it is not only possible to cause browning by heating in a microwave oven, but also to avoid the generation of unpleasant fishy odors during cooking. It is an object of the present invention to provide a microwave cooking method, a seasoning for microwave cooking, and a food prepared by microwave cooking. Disclosure of the invention
- the invention of the present application is to provide a component having an unpleasant fishy odor generated when heating raw meat or raw marine products using a microwave oven with a seasoning containing a first component that is unique in advance.
- the problem is solved by using a chemical deodorizing method that changes to a component that does not smell due to the chemical reaction of natural or chemical components contained in the ingredients.
- the present invention eliminates the unpleasant fishy odor generated when cooking raw meat or seafood using a microwave oven by seasoning with a seasoning containing the second component together with the first specific component in advance. At the same time, the surface of raw meat and marine products is burnt brown.
- the first microwave cooking method of the present invention is a method for cooking raw meat or raw marine products using a microwave as described in claim 1, wherein the seasoning containing at least an organic acid is raw meat. And seafood are seasoned so that they are immobilized on the surface, and then heated with an electronic range to eliminate the raw odor of raw meat and raw marine products generated during cooking. It is intended to be.
- the above-mentioned organic acid as the first component contained in the seasoning neutralizes and decomposes the unpleasant raw odor components of raw meat and raw marine products to components that do not smell, and is heated in a microwave oven. In this case, cooking can be done comfortably by eliminating the unpleasant taste generated at that time.
- the seasonings containing organic acids are immobilized on the surface of raw meat and raw marine products, the raw odor of raw meat and raw marine products, especially in the case of raw fish, can be effectively reduced. Will be resolved.
- the second microwave cooking method of the present invention in addition to the above-described microwave cooking method of the present invention, a fixed seasoning on the surface of raw meat or raw marine products of seasoning, This is done by adding starch, thermoset protein and edible fat to organic acids.
- thermosetting protein hardens during heating and increases the fixing power of the seasoning to the food surface, thereby promoting that the seasoning does not flow off the food surface and stays.
- edible fats and oils have the effect of increasing the surface temperature of foods by heating in a microwave oven, and have a peeling action that prevents foods from sticking to cooking utensils and the like due to hardening of starch-protein.
- the viscosity of edible oils and fats is adjusted so that the organic acid in the seasoning, the starchy substance, and the thermosetting protein are uniformly mixed and applied evenly to the food surface.
- this seasoning can be easily and evenly applied.
- this seasoning when this seasoning is heated, it first adheres to the food surface due to the starchy adhesive action, but then becomes hard to dissolve from about 70 ° C due to the protein stiffening action.
- water vapor is generated, it remains on the food surface without causing a dissolving effect and does not dissolve or soften and peel off from the food surface, and the raw odor of raw meat and raw seafood generated during cooking
- after heating it can be easily peeled off from cookware.
- the seasoning further includes, as the second component, melanoidin or It is also said that a melanoidin producing raw material was included.
- the raw odor of raw meat and raw marine products generated during heating and cooking is eliminated, and at the same time, the melanoidin or melanoidine-forming raw material contained in the seasoning increases as the food surface temperature rises due to heating in a microwave oven.
- the Maillard reaction is promoted to brown the surface of the food, which is similar to baking in an oven or the like. It will be possible to make baked dishes that produce fragrant browns on the food surface.
- the above-described first and second microwave cooking methods of the present invention can both be achieved by the following seasoning for microwave cooking. That is, the first seasoning for microwave cooking of the present invention, as described in claim 4, is composed of an organic acid-containing food, a starchy substance, a thermosetting protein, and an edible oil and fat.
- the above-described second and second microwave cooking methods of the present invention can both be achieved by the seasoning for microwave cooking described below. That is, the second seasoning for microwave cooking according to the present invention, as described in claim 5, comprising an organic acid-containing food, a starchy substance, a thermosetting protein, an edible oil and fat, and melanoidin or a melanoidin producing raw material. It is.
- the organic acid-containing food used in the first and second seasoning for microwave cooking of the present invention described above is as described in claim 6, Preferably, it is a fermented food.
- organic acids that neutralize and decompose unpleasant raw odor components generated during cooking of raw meat and raw marine products for example, acetic acid, cunic acid, succinic acid, malic acid, lactic acid, butyric acid, tartaric acid, etc.
- foods (seasonings) containing such organic acids include, for example, citrus fruits such as lemon, lime, citron, vinegar, and power boss, soy sauce, miso, ketchup, sauce, mirin, vinegar,
- fermented foods such as brewed sake, yogurt, and cheese.
- soy sauce and miso rice, barley, beans, fish, shrimp, and other ingredients are fermented.
- miso there is a so-called “soy” made in China that uses rice and glutinous rice, wheat, barley, soybeans, broad beans, fish, shrimp, etc. as main raw materials and spices such as peppers as auxiliary raw materials.
- Vinegar includes grain vinegar, rice vinegar, wheat vinegar, black vinegar, and wine vinegar.
- fermented liquors such as sake, wine, Shaoxing liquor, and beer, and do not include the so-called “distilled liquors” obtained by distilling fermented liquors.
- starch-thermoset protein it is preferable to use cereals or potatoes, which are a mixture thereof, and it is desirable to use a mixture containing 3% by weight or more of protein.
- cereal flour such as rice, wheat, barley, rye, oats, barley, foam, fin, cane, buckwheat, and corn are desirable.
- potatoes such as potatoes with little protein content, such as potatoes such as sweet potato, taro, konjac imo, yam, kissapa and taro, are soy protein, wheat protein and milk protein.
- Add heat-hardened proteins such as syrup, egg white, egg yolk, egg, meat, seafood, etc. to use.
- Edible oils and fats include, for example, salad oil, olive oil, rapeseed oil, soybean oil, corn oil, safflower oil, cottonseed oil, sesame oil, peanut oil, safflower oil, sunflower oil, linseed oil, jojoba oil, crepe seed oil, squalane oil
- edible oil which is fluid at normal temperature such as, for example, edible oil which is solid at normal temperature such as milk fat, coconut oil, palm oil, tallow, lard, cacao butter, shortening, margarine and the like.
- the oil content in the seasoning should be 50-70% by mass.
- the oil content of the seasoning is not more than 15% in the food itself, it is desirable to use an oil content of the seasoning of 60 to 95% by mass.
- the temperature rises quickly due to heating in a microwave oven, and the oil elutes from the food during heating, so the oil content in the seasoning
- the surface temperature of the food can be sufficiently increased to 140 to 160 ° C.
- cutlets such as raw mackerel and salted mackerel having an ingredient-containing oil content of 26.8%
- a sufficient amount of the ingredients can be obtained. Due to the surface temperature, no unpleasant or unpleasant odor is generated during the heating, and the odor remains fragrant even after the heating is completed.
- the oil content in the seasoning is 50% by mass or less, the surface temperature of the food does not rise to 140 ° C in some places, and a part of the seasoning feels like steam.
- the ingredients use mirin or soy sauce. If they are pickled, they may be burnt. If soy sauce is used to process the food, the oil content in the seasoning is about 50 to 60% by mass, and the surface temperature of the food rises. You can do it.
- the oil content is 15. Ingredients that are less than / 0 and have no power are seasoned because the temperature rise due to heating in a microwave oven is slow, and water is separated during heating, which takes time to evaporate. Unless the oil content in the food is set to 60 to 95% by mass, the surface temperature of the food cannot be sufficiently increased. Here, the difference in the oil content is due to the effect of the oil content contained in the food material, which helps to raise the temperature during cooking. Specifically, for example, in the case of a raw fillet with an oil content of 9.7%, the oil content in the seasoning is around 60% by mass. No odor was generated.
- the skin is smelled as it is, but the oil content in the seasoning is 60 mass%. /.
- the content is about 70% by mass, the food can be cooked without raising the surface temperature of the food material to 140 ° C and generating a bad smell.
- the oil content in the seasoning is 80 mass. /.
- the content is about 95% by mass, the surface temperature of the food material rises sufficiently during heating, and there is no unpleasant or unpleasant odor, so that it can be finished as if baked. This is because, by raising the surface temperature of foodstuffs, the raw odors are decomposed and diffused, and can be cooked satisfactorily by being adsorbed by the organic acids in the seasonings.
- melanoidin-containing foods are used as melanoidins
- foods containing amino acids and saccharides are used as melanoidin-forming materials.
- Fermented foods such as soy sauce, miso, fish sauce, meat sauce, beer, oyster sauce, bean plate sauce, and kochi sauce are used as melanoidin-containing foods.
- amino acids such as glycine , Leucine, glutamic acid, aspartic acid, histidine, lysine, etc.
- the sugars include sugar, fructose, glucose, maltose, xylitol, arabinose, honey, maple syrup and the like.
- a melanoidin-producing material that is, a food containing amino acids and sugars, Worcestershire sauce, medium-concentrated sauce, tonkatsu sauce, and okonomiyaki sauce are used.
- spices such as kosho, pepper, wasabi, ginger, pepper, chili, thyme, rosemary, clove, coriander, fennel, etc. are added to each of the above-mentioned seasonings for microwave cooking according to preference. In addition, it may be used.
- the present invention is characterized in that any one of the above-described first to third microwave cooking seasonings is seasoned such that the microwave cooking seasoning is immobilized on the surface of raw meat or raw marine products. It is also made into microwave cooked food. There is no problem if this microwave cooked food is frozen after being seasoned, and it can be heated and controlled in a microwave oven while it is frozen. In addition, it is preferable that the food cooked in the microwave is kept refrigerated for 2 to 3 hours after the application of the seasoning for microwave cooking to the food, because the fishy odor will disappear more.
- soy sauce as an organic acid-containing fermented food
- 100 g of flour as a starch-heat effect protein mixture 100 g of flour as a starch-heat effect protein mixture
- soybean as edible fat were used as ingredients for a seasoning for microwave cooking.
- Put all the flour in soy sauce heat it into a gel, add hardened soybean oil and salad oil and stir to make a paste-like seasoning for microwave cooking.
- the seasoning for microwave cooking is applied evenly to the surface of the fillet of the mackerel weighing 60 g as a food material to adhere to form a microwave cooked food.
- the mixture was heated in a microwave for 3 minutes.
- the food for cooking is cooked uniformly and in a satisfactory state, and during heating of the food prepared by microwave oven, the viscosity of the seasoning does not loosen from the surface of the food material and does not flow down.
- As for the strength even the skin part browned uniformly and baked fragrantly.
- the moisture evaporated from the food was properly evacuated, and there was no damp feeling on the surface as if the food was steamed.
- soy sauce as an organic acid-containing fermented food
- 5 g of vinegar, 7 g of starch, and gluten as a heat-effect protein mixture were used as ingredients for a seasoning for microwave cooking.
- vinegar, starch, dalten, and ginger are put into soy sauce, heated to a gel, and shortening and rapeseed oil are added and stirred to obtain a paste-like seasoning for microwave cooking.
- the food for cooking is also cooked in a uniformly satisfactory state.
- there was no fishy smell and no bad smell only a good smell of roasting drifted, and the appearance turned brown and could be cooked as if it were baked in an oven.
- the moisture evaporated from the food was properly exhausted, and there was no damp feeling on the surface as if the food had been steamed.
- a third example is as follows.
- 100 g of miso as an organic acid-containing fermented food and 8 g of vinegar, and 5 g of white starch powder as a starchy heat effect protein mixture prepare 150 g of shortening as edible fat, 100 g of salad oil and 20 g of sugar as edible oil.
- the mixture is heated while mixing the miso, shiratama flour, and sugar to form a solid gel, and vinegar, shortening, and salad oil are added and stirred to form a paste-like seasoning for microwave cooking.
- immerse 60 g of the fillet in this microwave cooking seasoning as a food ingredient place it in a refrigerator for about 3 hours, and then freeze it to produce microwave cooking food. And heated in a microwave oven of 500 watts for 3 minutes.
- the food for cooking is cooked uniformly and in a satisfactory condition, and the viscosity of the seasoning does not loosen from the surface of the food during the cooking of the food cooked in the microwave.
- the appearance was brownish and it could be cooked as if it were baked in an oven.
- the moisture evaporated from the food was properly exhausted, and there was no damp feeling on the surface as if the food had been steamed.
- the fourth embodiment is directed to a method for preparing an organic acid
- 170 g of soy sauce as a gin-containing food 20 g of flour as a starch-heat effect protein mixture, 185 g of soybean hard oil as edible fat, and 100 g of salad oil as edible oil.
- all the flour is put into soy sauce, heated to a gel, and then hardened soybean oil and salad oil are added and stirred to form a paste-like seasoning for microwave cooking.
- seasoning for microwave cooking evenly to the surface of 60 g of salmon fillet as a food ingredient, it is adhered, then wrapped in a sheet, put in a synthetic resin film bag, and removed.
- the mouth of the bag is heat-sealed, sealed, and frozen to produce food prepared by microwave oven. Only a part of the bag was cut from the microwave cooked food in a frozen state, and was heated in a microwave oven of 500 watts for 3 minutes.
- the food for cooking is cooked uniformly and in a satisfactory condition, and the viscosity of the seasoning does not loosen from the surface of the food during the cooking of the food cooked in the microwave.
- the appearance was brown and it could be cooked as if baked in an oven.
- the moisture evaporated from the food was properly evacuated, and the surface did not have a wet feeling as if the food had been steamed.
- a material for a seasoning for microwave cooking 10 g of sodium glutamate and 10 g of sucrose, 10 g of starch, 7 g of starch as a raw material for producing melanoidin, and 0 gluten as a heat effect protein mixture.
- 6 g 130 g of shortening as edible fat and 50 g of rapeseed oil, 25 g of water as edible oil, and 1 g of ginger as spice are prepared.
- sodium glutamate and sucrose are dissolved in water and heated to form a brown melanoidin solution.
- Starch and gluten are added to this melanoidin solution to form a gel, and there is a potato and vegetable.
- the seed oil is added and stirred to form a paste-like seasoning for microwave cooking. Then, add 100 g of chicken thigh meat as a food ingredient in this seasoning for microwave cooking, leave it in the refrigerator for about 3 hours, put it in a container as it is, and add it in a microwave oven for 500 minutes for 10 minutes. Heat treated.
- the food for cooking is cooked uniformly and in a satisfactory condition, and the viscosity of the seasoning does not loosen from the surface of the food during the cooking of the food cooked in the microwave.
- the appearance was entirely sparse browning and brown, and the heat could be cooked as if baked in an oven.
- the moisture evaporated from the food was properly exhausted, and the surface did not have a wet feeling as if the food had been steamed.
- thermosetting protein to the seasoning containing organic acid, even if the applied seasoning is likely to run down due to the three-dimensional surface of the food, it hardens during heating and seasons the food surface. It should increase the fixing power of the ingredients and stably and effectively decompose the raw odor of raw meat and raw marine products generated during cooking with organic acids, especially for raw fish. You can do it.
- the viscosity of the organic acid, starch, and thermosetting protein in the seasoning can be evenly mixed and applied evenly to the food surface. It is easy to make and promotes the rise of food surface temperature by heating in the microwave oven, and also prevents food from sticking to cooking utensils etc. due to hardening of starch-protein and peels foods from cooking utensils etc. after heating Can be made easier.
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