WO2010095702A1 - Cooked chestnuts packed in sealed container, method for forming maltose in chestnut, method for enhancing sweetness of cooked chestnuts and method for producing cooked chestnuts packed in sealed container - Google Patents
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- the present invention provides a sealed chestnut in a sealed container that can be eaten as it is, enhanced in sweetness and moist texture with good quality, a method for generating maltose in chestnuts, a method for enhancing sweetness of cooked chestnut, and cooking in a sealed container
- the present invention relates to a method for manufacturing chestnuts.
- grilled chestnuts are sold not only in Japanese chestnuts but also in Chinese chestnuts, Tianjin sweet chestnuts, Western chestnuts and other chestnuts. What is being done is widely popular.
- a number of products that have been peeled off in advance and housed in a heat-resistant bag, sealed and heat-sterilized have been released.
- consumers open the bag they can easily pinch and eat Tianjin sweet chestnut as it is, and an invention relating to this is also disclosed.
- raw chestnuts with skin are heated for a short time at a high temperature to scorch the outer skin and astringent skin, then steamed at about 150 ° C. so that the pulp becomes half-baked, and blown with high-pressure air to peel the outer skin and the astringent skin from the pulp.
- peeled roast chestnuts are known in which the peeled pulp is housed and sealed in a water-tight and air-tight bag and steam-heated in a pressure cooker (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
- the peeled roasted chestnuts obtained in this way could not reproduce the texture of the roasted roasted chestnuts.
- the process of scorching the skin and astringent skin before peeling and steaming and baking the pulp are performed in a dry air atmosphere, so the starch in the chestnut flesh is not saccharified, resulting in a high-quality, rich, sweet and moist texture There was no enhancement.
- the steam heating performed after being housed and sealed in a water and airtight bag is softening of the chestnut meat caused by the heat history, resulting in a moist and heavy texture and not a moist texture.
- cooked chestnuts are known in which peeled chestnuts are immersed in a sugar solution for 10 minutes to 24 hours, drained, stored in a container, sealed, and sterilized under pressure and heat.
- a sugar solution for 10 minutes to 24 hours, drained, stored in a container, sealed, and sterilized under pressure and heat.
- the cooked chestnuts obtained by immersing the sugar solution could not reproduce the fragrant fragrance like the grilled chestnuts in a street stall.
- the sweetness imparted by the sugar solution was not balanced sweetness unlike the natural sweetness from chestnut itself.
- the present inventors applied moisture to the surface of the peeled chestnut as a cooked chestnut that can be eaten as it is without being dirty or sticky even if it is eaten by hand, and then containing and sealing it in a container.
- a cooked chestnut that is sterilized by heating is proposed (for example, see Patent Document 3).
- the cooked chestnut was not a texture that was like a grilled chestnut in a street stall.
- maltose is not generated, and it is further improved to enhance high quality sweet and moist texture There was room for.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances.
- the purpose is to make cooked chestnuts in a sealed container that can be eaten as-is, enhanced in sweetness and moist texture, a method for producing maltose in chestnuts, a method for enhancing sweetness of cooked chestnuts and sealing It is in providing the manufacturing method of the cooking chestnut with a container.
- the above-mentioned object is achieved by a cooked chestnut containing a peeled chestnut in a container, sealed and heat-sterilized, and containing the maltose in the cooked chestnut.
- the cooked chestnut it is preferable to contain maltose in an amount of 2.5% by weight or more based on the total weight of the cooked chestnut. More preferably, the Brix value of the cooked chestnut is 20 to 40%.
- the above object is achieved by a method for enhancing sweetness of cooked chestnuts using a method for producing maltose in chestnuts, characterized by wet-heat treatment of chestnuts with raw skin.
- a sweet chestnut sweetness enhancing method characterized by comprising the following steps in sequence. (1) Process of wet heat-treating chestnut with raw skin (2) Process of baking the heat-treated chestnut (3) Process of peeling the fired chestnut
- a method for producing cooked chestnuts in a sealed container which comprises the following steps in sequence.
- Step of wet heat-treating chestnut with raw skin (2) Step of baking the wet-heated chestnut (3) Step of peeling the fired chestnut (4) Place the peeled chestnut in a container Process of heat sterilization after sealing
- the present inventors compared the quality of the grilled chestnuts in a sealed container (hereinafter referred to as “cooked chestnuts in a sealed container”) with the quality of the grilled chestnuts in the street stall.
- cooked chestnuts in a sealed container There was a difference in the two points of “aroma”, and it was found that the roasted chestnuts in the stalls had a more “feel” and harder, and the “scent” had a tendency to be fragrant and strong.
- the reason for this difference was considered as follows. In other words, the grilled chestnuts in the stalls are made by burning raw chestnuts with a stone pot, etc., so that they become products as they are, so that they are heated only once.
- the present inventors can further enhance the “sweet sweetness” and “moist texture” that are advantages of the cooked chestnuts in a sealed container, and can easily eat a pinch without being sticky at the time of eating.
- the method was examined. And earnestly examined by the method different from the method of requiring refrigerated storage generally known as the conventional sucrose enhancement method. As a result, it has been found that when maltose is contained as a sweetness source, both sweetness and texture quality can be dramatically improved as compared with conventional cooked chestnuts based on sucrose.
- maltose was generated when wet heat treatment such as heating in an aqueous medium such as water or steaming with raw steamed chestnuts before baking was performed.
- the sensory evaluation of the cooked chestnut subjected to the wet heat treatment was performed, the sweetness with a high quality and richness and the moist texture were enhanced as compared with the untreated cooked chestnut.
- the moist texture also has a synergistic effect of making it easier to feel sweetness, and found that the quality of cooked chestnuts in a sealed container is comprehensively improved, thereby achieving the present invention.
- the cooked chestnuts in a sealed container of the present invention contain maltose, the sweetness and moist texture with good quality and richness are enhanced, so that the quality is improved comprehensively. Moreover, since the chestnut flesh is softened, the cooked chestnuts in the sealed container of the present invention makes it easier to feel sweetness.
- the cooked chestnuts in the sealed container of the present invention can be eaten as they are without stickiness during eating.
- the cooked chestnut of the present invention is a cooked chestnut in which peeled chestnut is housed in a container, sealed and heat-sterilized, and contains maltose.
- the chestnut with skin is not particularly limited in variety or size, but for example, Japanese chestnut (Tanzawa chestnut, Rihei chestnut, Tsukuba chestnut, Gin Yuri chestnut, Kunimi chestnut, Kishimi chestnut, etc.), China Examples include chestnuts (Tianjin chestnuts, Dandong chestnuts, etc.), European chestnuts, American chestnuts, Korean chestnuts and Australian chestnuts.
- Chinese chestnuts particularly preferably Tianjin chestnuts
- Chestnuts with skin are usually extracted from iga and are composed of demon skin, astringent skin, and chestnut flesh in order from the outer layer.
- the maltose refers to maltose contained in cooked chestnuts, and its origin is due to external factors such as dipping and coating, and internal factors such as those caused by saccharification of chestnut starch.
- maltose is contained due to internal factors, the sweetness with high quality and richness, and the moist texture are firmly enhanced, resulting in the natural sweetness of the chestnut itself and the balanced sweetness. is there.
- maltose is uniformly distributed in the cooked chestnut, which is also preferable in that the chestnut surface is not sticky.
- the maltose content is preferably 2.5% by weight or more, more preferably 3 to 5% by weight, based on the total weight of the cooked chestnut, from the viewpoint of enhancing high-quality and rich sweetness. It is. That is, if it is less than 2.5% by weight, there is a tendency that it is difficult to feel the rich sweetness sensuously, and if it exceeds 5% by weight, the sweetness with the richness becomes strong and tends to become a heavy sweetness. .
- Bx (Bx (f)) of the cooked chestnut is calculated by the following formula.
- the cooked chestnut in a sealed container of the present invention is manufactured, for example, as follows.
- the raw chestnut chestnut is washed with water to remove floating chestnuts (rotted chestnuts and insect-eating chestnuts) and foreign substances, and then heat-moisture treated.
- the wet heat treatment method is not particularly limited, and examples thereof include a method of heating in water, a method of steaming with steam, and a combination of both.
- heating in water means heating in a hydrophilic or water-soluble solvent, an aqueous medium containing a solute, or water itself.
- starch hydrolase ⁇ -amylase
- wet heat treatment of raw chestnuts is important in that it produces maltose, enhances the sweetness and moist texture of good quality, and softens the chestnut flesh, making it easier to feel sweetness.
- the method of steaming with steam or the like is preferable in that it provides a moist texture without giving off the boiled feeling of the chestnut surface.
- the immersion is performed at a liquid temperature of 60 to 70 ° C. for 10 to 20 minutes.
- steaming with steam or the like steaming with steam in an atmosphere of 60 to 100 ° C. for 10 to 20 minutes is preferable in terms of saccharifying chestnut starch and producing maltose.
- it is preferable to cut the surface of the chestnut with skin before wet heat treatment because it can be easily peeled off. After the wet heat treatment, if necessary, it is desirable to measure the maltose content and Bx value in the cooked chestnuts by lot and confirm that they are within the specified values.
- the firing method is not particularly limited, and a conventionally used firing method may be appropriately used.
- dry heat heating is particularly preferable in that the surface can be appropriately burnt in a short time at a high temperature, impart a fragrant flavor, and can be heated to the inside of the chestnut flesh.
- Specific examples include stone burning in a baking pot, sand roasting, charcoal burning, far-infrared heating, oven heating, fluid heating such as hot air roasting, and the like.
- the above fluid heating means that the fluid (preferably gas such as air) flows while being heated, or the fluid flows while the fluid and the heat source coexist, and heats the chestnut while exchanging heat. It is.
- the firing conditions may be set as appropriate depending on the apparatus specifications and the processing amount. For example, in the case of oven heating, a temperature of 170 to 230 ° C. for about 10 to 30 minutes is preferable. This is because demon skin and astringent skin are released from chestnut flesh and are easy to peel off, and discoloration of cooked chestnuts stored for a long time after heat processing can be prevented. Moreover, in the case of hot air roast, specifically, hot air used for hot air drying such as jet zone system (continuous type), jet roast (batch type) (both manufactured by Arakawa Seisakusho), roasting coffee beans, etc. The apparatus etc. which stagnate is mentioned. The hot air temperature is set to 110 to 140 ° C so that the chestnut surface temperature is about 100 to 110 ° C, so that the demon skin and astringent skin are well separated from the chestnut flesh and the shape of the chestnut is maintained. Is desirable.
- chestnuts obtained as described above are peeled off with the astringent skin by hand or by machine.
- the peeled chestnut is stored in a heat-resistant sealable packaging container such as a synthetic resin bag such as a can, bottle, or pouch, sealed, and then heat sterilized.
- a heat-resistant sealable packaging container such as a synthetic resin bag such as a can, bottle, or pouch
- an inert gas such as nitrogen or argon.
- the sterilization method it is desirable to perform retort sterilization (heat and pressure sterilization) from the viewpoint of long-term storage and quality maintenance. At this time, it is desirable that the retort sterilization is performed at 115 to 125 ° C. and 1.7 to 2.5 kg / cm 2 for 20 to 60 minutes because the chestnut shape can be maintained.
- Moisture application methods include dipping and draining (spraying) method, spray coating method, rotary kettle, constant temperature and high humidity machine, chamber set to high humidity conditions, etc. Etc. Among these, the method of dipping and draining (soaking) is preferable in that moisture is uniformly applied to the surface of the peeled chestnut.
- the cooked chestnuts obtained as described above have high quality, rich sweetness and moist texture, and the surface is not sticky and can be eaten as it is, improving the quality overall.
- a cooked chestnut in a sealed container the enhancement of maltose softens the chestnut flesh, making it easier to feel sweetness.
- maltose can be generated from chestnuts, it produces the natural sweetness of chestnuts itself, providing a well-balanced sweetness. be able to.
- cooked chestnuts in a sealed container were prepared as follows.
- [Refrigeration process] Raw peeled Tianjin chestnuts from Hebei province, China were refrigerated for about 1 month at -2 ° C.
- [Humidity heat treatment step] After cutting the surface of the skinned Tianjin chestnut with cold storage, it was immersed (heated in water) for 10 minutes in tap water at 70 ° C.
- [Peeling process] The fired chestnut demon skin and astringent skin were peeled manually.
- [Container sealing step] Six peeled chestnuts were stored in a retort pouch (manufactured by Toyo Seikan), sealed with nitrogen gas, and sealed by heat sealing. [Heat sterilization step] Next, heat and pressure sterilization was performed at 121 ° C for 30 minutes with a hot water retort to obtain cooked chestnuts in a sealed container.
- Examples 2 to 4 The same procedure as in Example 1 was performed except that the underwater heating time in [Humid heat treatment step] of Example 1 was adjusted so that the maltose content in Table 1 was obtained.
- Example 5 The same procedure as in Example 1 was performed except that the [refrigeration step] in Example 1 was omitted.
- Example 6 The same procedure as in Example 1 was performed except that the [Heat heat treatment step] in Example 1 was changed as follows. [Humid heat treatment process] ′ After cutting the surface of the chilled and stored skinned Tianjin chestnut, it was steamed with steam in an atmosphere of 70 ° C. for 10 minutes.
- Example 7 The same procedure as in Example 1 was performed except that [Container sealing step] and [Heat sterilization step] in Example 1 were omitted.
- Example 1 The same procedure as in Example 1 was performed except that the submerged heating step in [Heat heat treatment step] of Example 1 was omitted.
- Example 2 The same procedure as in Example 1 was performed except that the submerged heating step of [Heat heat treatment step] of Example 1 was omitted and the following [Heat heat treatment step] was added after [Peeling step].
- [Humid heat treatment process] The peeled chestnut was immersed in water (20 ° C.) and pulled up after 15 minutes to drain the liquid.
- Example 3 The same procedure as in Example 1 was performed except that the submerged heating step in [Heat heat treatment step] of Example 1 was omitted and the following [Heat heat treatment step] was added after [Peeling step].
- [Humid heat treatment step] The peeled chestnut was immersed (heated in water) for 10 minutes in tap water at 70 ° C.
- Example 4 The same procedure as in Example 1 was performed except that the order of the steps in Example 1 was changed from [baking step] ⁇ [wet heat treatment step] ⁇ [peeling step].
- Examples 1 to 7 contained maltose and enhanced the quality and rich sweetness and moist texture, so the quality of the cooked chestnuts was improved overall. Furthermore, even if you eat a pinch, it did not stick to your hand.
- the rich sweetness was slightly strong.
- Example 5 the sweetness intensity of the whole cooked chestnut was inferior to that in Example 1, but a rich sweetness was firmly imparted.
- the texture of Example 6 was a moist texture without giving the chestnut surface a boiled feeling.
- Example 7 contained maltose, and even though it was not sterilized, the sweetness and moist texture with good quality and richness were enhanced.
- Example 8 there was a rich sweetness and moist feeling, but also an unnatural sweetness, a poor overall sweetness balance, and sticky hands became sticky and soiled.
- Comparative Examples 1 to 4 did not contain maltose, it had only crisp sweetness, no rich sweetness, and the texture was relatively poor. Moreover, the food texture of Comparative Examples 3 and 4 passed through the moist feeling and had a moist and heavy feeling.
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しかしながら、このようにして得られる皮むき焼栗は、露店の焼き栗のようなしまった食感を再現できなかった。また剥皮前の外皮と渋皮を焦がす工程と果肉を蒸し焼きする工程が、乾燥空気雰囲気中での加熱なので、栗果肉中の澱粉が糖化されず、良質でこくのある甘味としっとりとした食感に増強されることはなかった。
更に、耐水気密性の袋に収容密封してからおこなう蒸気加熱は、熱履歴によって生じる栗果肉軟化であるため、ねっとりと重い食感になり、しっとりとした食感ではなかった。 For example, raw chestnuts with skin are heated for a short time at a high temperature to scorch the outer skin and astringent skin, then steamed at about 150 ° C. so that the pulp becomes half-baked, and blown with high-pressure air to peel the outer skin and the astringent skin from the pulp. . Then, peeled roast chestnuts are known in which the peeled pulp is housed and sealed in a water-tight and air-tight bag and steam-heated in a pressure cooker (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
However, the peeled roasted chestnuts obtained in this way could not reproduce the texture of the roasted roasted chestnuts. In addition, the process of scorching the skin and astringent skin before peeling and steaming and baking the pulp are performed in a dry air atmosphere, so the starch in the chestnut flesh is not saccharified, resulting in a high-quality, rich, sweet and moist texture There was no enhancement.
Furthermore, the steam heating performed after being housed and sealed in a water and airtight bag is softening of the chestnut meat caused by the heat history, resulting in a moist and heavy texture and not a moist texture.
しかしながら、糖液浸漬により得られる調理栗は、露店の焼き栗のような香ばしい香りを再現できなかった。また表面に付着した糖液がべたつきそのままつまみ食べするには問題があった。そして、糖液によって付与された甘味は、栗自体からの自然な甘みとは異なり、バランスのよい甘味ではなかった。 In addition, in order to provide peeled chestnuts of good quality, cooked chestnuts are known in which peeled chestnuts are immersed in a sugar solution for 10 minutes to 24 hours, drained, stored in a container, sealed, and sterilized under pressure and heat. (For example, refer to Patent Document 2).
However, the cooked chestnuts obtained by immersing the sugar solution could not reproduce the fragrant fragrance like the grilled chestnuts in a street stall. In addition, there was a problem in eating the sugar solution sticking on the surface as it was sticky. And the sweetness imparted by the sugar solution was not balanced sweetness unlike the natural sweetness from chestnut itself.
しかしながら、該調理栗は、露店の焼き栗のようなしまった食感ではなかった。また、焼成後剥皮した剥き栗に水分施与し加熱殺菌する加工法のため、マルトースを生成することはなく、良質でこくのある甘味及びしっとりとした食感に増強させるためには、更に改善の余地があった。 On the other hand, the present inventors applied moisture to the surface of the peeled chestnut as a cooked chestnut that can be eaten as it is without being dirty or sticky even if it is eaten by hand, and then containing and sealing it in a container. A cooked chestnut that is sterilized by heating is proposed (for example, see Patent Document 3).
However, the cooked chestnut was not a texture that was like a grilled chestnut in a street stall. In addition, due to the processing method of applying moisture to peeled chestnuts peeled after baking and heat sterilizing, maltose is not generated, and it is further improved to enhance high quality sweet and moist texture There was room for.
しかしながら、この甘味増強法は、調理栗中のしょ糖の増加によりキレのある甘味を増強させることはできるものの、マルトースの生成はないため、良質でこくのある甘味に増強させることはできなかった。そして、しっとりとした食感を増強することもできなかった。
On the other hand, as a method of enhancing the sweetness of cooked chestnuts, it is known to store refrigerated raw chestnuts after harvest for a certain period (see, for example, Patent Documents 4 and 5). The saccharification of starch progresses during refrigerated storage, mainly the sucrose content increases, the sugar content increases about 3 times immediately after harvesting, or the Bx increases to 28 ° or more.
However, although this sweetness enhancing method can enhance the sweetness with sharpness by increasing the sucrose in the cooked chestnuts, it has not produced maltose, so it could not be enhanced with good quality and rich sweetness. And it was not possible to enhance the moist texture.
The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances. The purpose is to make cooked chestnuts in a sealed container that can be eaten as-is, enhanced in sweetness and moist texture, a method for producing maltose in chestnuts, a method for enhancing sweetness of cooked chestnuts and sealing It is in providing the manufacturing method of the cooking chestnut with a container.
(1)生の皮付き栗を湿熱処理する工程
(2)上記湿熱処理した栗を、焼成する工程
(3)上記焼成した栗を、剥皮する工程 Further, the above object is achieved by a sweet chestnut sweetness enhancing method characterized by comprising the following steps in sequence.
(1) Process of wet heat-treating chestnut with raw skin (2) Process of baking the heat-treated chestnut (3) Process of peeling the fired chestnut
(1)生の皮付き栗を湿熱処理する工程
(2)上記湿熱処理した栗を、焼成する工程
(3)上記焼成した栗を、剥皮する工程
(4)上記剥皮した栗を、容器に収容密封後、加熱殺菌する工程 In addition, the above object is achieved by a method for producing cooked chestnuts in a sealed container, which comprises the following steps in sequence.
(1) Step of wet heat-treating chestnut with raw skin (2) Step of baking the wet-heated chestnut (3) Step of peeling the fired chestnut (4) Place the peeled chestnut in a container Process of heat sterilization after sealing
この差異の原因は次のように考えられた。すなわち、露店の焼き栗は皮付き生栗を石焼釜等で焼成したものが、そのまま商品となるので加熱は1回しかされない。これに対し密封容器入り調理栗の場合、焼成後、剥皮した栗を容器に収容した後に更に加熱殺菌を行うことから2回加熱される。また密封容器入り調理栗は、工程が煩雑になり剥皮、解凍等、剥き栗状態のときに水分が介在する。以上のように、両者の差異は製法上に起因して生じるものと推定された。 That is, the present inventors compared the quality of the grilled chestnuts in a sealed container (hereinafter referred to as “cooked chestnuts in a sealed container”) with the quality of the grilled chestnuts in the street stall. There was a difference in the two points of “aroma”, and it was found that the roasted chestnuts in the stalls had a more “feel” and harder, and the “scent” had a tendency to be fragrant and strong.
The reason for this difference was considered as follows. In other words, the grilled chestnuts in the stalls are made by burning raw chestnuts with a stone pot, etc., so that they become products as they are, so that they are heated only once. On the other hand, in the case of cooked chestnuts in sealed containers, after baking, the peeled chestnuts are stored in a container and then further sterilized by heating, so that they are heated twice. In addition, cooking chestnuts in a sealed container have complicated processes, and moisture intervenes when the chestnuts are peeled, thawed, or the like. As described above, the difference between the two was estimated to be caused by the manufacturing method.
ところが、焼成する前に皮付き生栗のまま、水等の水性媒体中での加熱や蒸気で蒸す等の湿熱処理を行うと、驚くべきことに、マルトースが生成されることを見いだした。 Furthermore, as a method for containing maltose, it was considered that there is a method for generating maltose in cooked chestnuts without adding maltose. However, during the manufacturing process of cooked chestnuts, several treatment steps were attempted after baking and peeling, but maltose could not be produced.
However, it was surprisingly found that maltose was generated when wet heat treatment such as heating in an aqueous medium such as water or steaming with raw steamed chestnuts before baking was performed.
Next, when the sensory evaluation of the cooked chestnut subjected to the wet heat treatment was performed, the sweetness with a high quality and richness and the moist texture were enhanced as compared with the untreated cooked chestnut. In addition, the moist texture also has a synergistic effect of making it easier to feel sweetness, and found that the quality of cooked chestnuts in a sealed container is comprehensively improved, thereby achieving the present invention.
また、本発明の密封容器入り調理栗は、栗果肉が軟化するため、甘味をより強く感じやすくなる。
本発明の密封容器入り調理栗は、喫食時に手がべたつかず、そのままつまみ食べができる。 Since the cooked chestnuts in a sealed container of the present invention contain maltose, the sweetness and moist texture with good quality and richness are enhanced, so that the quality is improved comprehensively.
Moreover, since the chestnut flesh is softened, the cooked chestnuts in the sealed container of the present invention makes it easier to feel sweetness.
The cooked chestnuts in the sealed container of the present invention can be eaten as they are without stickiness during eating.
本発明の調理栗は、剥皮した栗を容器に収容、密封して加熱殺菌されてなる調理栗であって、マルトースを含有する。 Next, the present invention will be described in detail.
The cooked chestnut of the present invention is a cooked chestnut in which peeled chestnut is housed in a container, sealed and heat-sterilized, and contains maltose.
通常皮付き栗は、イガから取り出されており、外層から順に鬼皮、渋皮、栗果肉からなる。 First of all, the chestnut with skin is not particularly limited in variety or size, but for example, Japanese chestnut (Tanzawa chestnut, Rihei chestnut, Tsukuba chestnut, Gin Yuri chestnut, Kunimi chestnut, Kishimi chestnut, etc.), China Examples include chestnuts (Tianjin chestnuts, Dandong chestnuts, etc.), European chestnuts, American chestnuts, Korean chestnuts and Australian chestnuts. Among these, Chinese chestnuts (particularly preferably Tianjin chestnuts) are preferred because they have a high starch content in the chestnut flesh, so that maltose is produced, the rich sweetness is enhanced, and the moist texture is enhanced.
Chestnuts with skin are usually extracted from iga and are composed of demon skin, astringent skin, and chestnut flesh in order from the outer layer.
(マルトース等の各糖類の測定法)
調理栗と一定量の蒸留水をブレンダーカップに入れる。ホモゲナイザー等にて粉砕、均質化後、更に、最終希釈倍率が1000~1500倍になるよう希釈する。この希釈液を、糖分析計(SU-300、東亜DKK製)にて測定する。 In addition, what is necessary is just to measure the maltose content in cooking chestnut as follows. Moreover, what is necessary is just to measure each saccharides, such as sucrose in cooking chestnut, by the same method.
(Measurement method for each sugar such as maltose)
Put cooked chestnuts and a certain amount of distilled water into a blender cup. After pulverization and homogenization with a homogenizer, etc., further dilute so that the final dilution ratio is 1000 to 1500 times. This diluted solution is measured with a sugar analyzer (SU-300, manufactured by Toa DKK).
(Bxの測定法)
1.調理栗を、包丁、フードプロセッサー等で細かく破砕し、赤外線水分計FD-240(ケット科学研究所製)にて水分値(W(f))を測定する。
2.調理栗と一定量の蒸留水をブレンダーカップに入れ、ホモゲナイザー等にて粉砕、均質化後、10~15分間静置し、上清のBxをデシタルアッベ屈折形(DR-A1、アタゴ製)にて測定する。この時の蒸留水量を(W(a))、測定したBxを、(Bx´(f))とする。
3.次式により調理栗のBx(Bx(f))を算出する。
Furthermore, when the Brix value of the cooked chestnut is 20 to 40%, the balance between the original sweetness of the cooked chestnut and the sweetness given to it is good, and it is felt as a natural sweetness of the chestnut itself. Is preferred. In addition, what is necessary is just to measure a Brix value (henceforth Bx) as follows.
(Measurement method of Bx)
1. Cooked chestnuts are finely crushed with a knife, food processor, etc., and the moisture value (W (f)) is measured with an infrared moisture meter FD-240 (manufactured by Kett Science Laboratory).
2. Put the cooked chestnuts and a certain amount of distilled water in a blender cup, pulverize and homogenize with a homogenizer, etc., leave it for 10-15 minutes, and use Bx of the supernatant as a digital Abbe refractor (DR-A1, manufactured by Atago) taking measurement. The amount of distilled water at this time is (W (a)), and the measured Bx is (Bx ′ (f)).
3. Bx (Bx (f)) of the cooked chestnut is calculated by the following formula.
湿熱処理方法としては、特に限定するものでなく、水中で加熱する方法、蒸気等によって蒸す方法、その両者の併用等が挙げられる。なお、水中で加熱するとは、親水性もしくは水溶性の溶媒、溶質を含有する水性媒体あるいは水そのもので加熱することを意味する。
この湿熱処理により、膨潤しα化された栗澱粉に対する、皮付き栗が含有する澱粉加水分解酵素(β-アミラーゼ)の糖化作用によってマルトースを生成する。
したがって生栗に湿熱処理することが、マルトースを生成させ、良質でこくのある甘味及びしっとりとした食感を増強させ、そして栗果肉が軟化し甘味をより強く感じやすくなる点で重要である。
また、蒸気等によって蒸す方法は、栗表面の煮くずれ感を出すことなくしっとりとした食感となる点で好適である。 First, the raw chestnut chestnut is washed with water to remove floating chestnuts (rotted chestnuts and insect-eating chestnuts) and foreign substances, and then heat-moisture treated.
The wet heat treatment method is not particularly limited, and examples thereof include a method of heating in water, a method of steaming with steam, and a combination of both. Note that heating in water means heating in a hydrophilic or water-soluble solvent, an aqueous medium containing a solute, or water itself.
By this wet heat treatment, maltose is produced by the saccharification action of starch hydrolase (β-amylase) contained in peeled chestnuts on the swollen and gelatinized chestnut starch.
Therefore, wet heat treatment of raw chestnuts is important in that it produces maltose, enhances the sweetness and moist texture of good quality, and softens the chestnut flesh, making it easier to feel sweetness.
In addition, the method of steaming with steam or the like is preferable in that it provides a moist texture without giving off the boiled feeling of the chestnut surface.
また、湿熱処理の前に、皮付き栗の表面に切り込みを入れると、容易に剥皮できる点で好ましい。
湿熱処理後、必要に応じて、ロット単位で調理栗中のマルトース含有量やBx値を抜き取りで測定し、規定値内に収まっていることを確認することが望ましい。 As the wet heat condition, for example, when heating in water, the immersion is performed at a liquid temperature of 60 to 70 ° C. for 10 to 20 minutes. When steaming with steam or the like, steaming with steam in an atmosphere of 60 to 100 ° C. for 10 to 20 minutes is preferable in terms of saccharifying chestnut starch and producing maltose.
In addition, it is preferable to cut the surface of the chestnut with skin before wet heat treatment because it can be easily peeled off.
After the wet heat treatment, if necessary, it is desirable to measure the maltose content and Bx value in the cooked chestnuts by lot and confirm that they are within the specified values.
焼成方法としては、特に限定するものでなく、従来用いられている焼成方法を適宜用いればよい。なお、表面に高温短時間で程よい焦げ色をつけ、また香ばしい風味を付与し、栗果肉内部まで加熱できる点で、特に乾熱加熱が好適である。
具体的には、焼成釜での石焼、砂煎り、炭焼き、遠赤外線加熱、オーブン加熱、熱風ローストのような流体加熱等が挙げられる。
上記流体加熱とは、流体(好ましくは空気などの気体)が加熱された状態で流動しているか、もしくは流体と熱源とが共存した状態で流体が流動し、栗を熱交換しながら加熱するものである。 Next, the chestnut that has been heat-treated is fired.
The firing method is not particularly limited, and a conventionally used firing method may be appropriately used. In addition, dry heat heating is particularly preferable in that the surface can be appropriately burnt in a short time at a high temperature, impart a fragrant flavor, and can be heated to the inside of the chestnut flesh.
Specific examples include stone burning in a baking pot, sand roasting, charcoal burning, far-infrared heating, oven heating, fluid heating such as hot air roasting, and the like.
The above fluid heating means that the fluid (preferably gas such as air) flows while being heated, or the fluid flows while the fluid and the heat source coexist, and heats the chestnut while exchanging heat. It is.
また、熱風ローストの場合は、具体的には、ジェットゾーンシステム(連続式)、ジェットロースト(バッチ式)(共に、荒川製作所製)などの熱風乾燥や、コーヒー豆の焙煎などに用いられる熱風が滞留する装置等が挙げられる。栗の表面温度が100~110℃程度になるように、熱風の温度を110~140℃とすることが、鬼皮、渋皮を栗果肉から良好に遊離し、かつ、栗の形状を保持する点で望ましい。 The firing conditions may be set as appropriate depending on the apparatus specifications and the processing amount. For example, in the case of oven heating, a temperature of 170 to 230 ° C. for about 10 to 30 minutes is preferable. This is because demon skin and astringent skin are released from chestnut flesh and are easy to peel off, and discoloration of cooked chestnuts stored for a long time after heat processing can be prevented.
Moreover, in the case of hot air roast, specifically, hot air used for hot air drying such as jet zone system (continuous type), jet roast (batch type) (both manufactured by Arakawa Seisakusho), roasting coffee beans, etc. The apparatus etc. which stagnate is mentioned. The hot air temperature is set to 110 to 140 ° C so that the chestnut surface temperature is about 100 to 110 ° C, so that the demon skin and astringent skin are well separated from the chestnut flesh and the shape of the chestnut is maintained. Is desirable.
包装容器に収容する際、容器内の空気を、窒素、アルゴン等の不活性ガスに置換してから密封すると、調理栗の変色防止の点で好適である。
殺菌方法は、長期保存と品質保持の観点からレトルト殺菌(加熱加圧殺菌)を施すことが望ましい。この時、レトルト殺菌は、115~125℃、1.7~2.5kg/cm2で20~60分の条件で行うことが、栗の形状を維持しながら殺菌できる点で望ましい。 Next, the peeled chestnut is stored in a heat-resistant sealable packaging container such as a synthetic resin bag such as a can, bottle, or pouch, sealed, and then heat sterilized.
When storing in a packaging container, it is preferable in terms of preventing discoloration of cooked chestnuts to be sealed after replacing the air in the container with an inert gas such as nitrogen or argon.
As for the sterilization method, it is desirable to perform retort sterilization (heat and pressure sterilization) from the viewpoint of long-term storage and quality maintenance. At this time, it is desirable that the retort sterilization is performed at 115 to 125 ° C. and 1.7 to 2.5 kg / cm 2 for 20 to 60 minutes because the chestnut shape can be maintained.
水分施与方法としては、浸漬して液切りする(どぶ漬け)方式や、スプレーコーティング方式や、回転釜、恒温高湿機、高湿度条件に設定したチャンバー等を用いて水分を施与する方式等が挙げられる。これらの中でも、剥き栗表面に均一に水分が施与される点で、浸漬して液切りする(どぶ漬け)方式が好適である。 If moisture is applied to the peeled chestnut so that it is 0.5 to 10% by weight of the whole peeled chestnut before storing it in the packaging container, the starchy surface is suppressed from appearing on the peeled chestnut surface, and the peeled chestnut surface is sticky. It is preferable in that adhesion between chestnuts and chestnuts can be suppressed.
Moisture application methods include dipping and draining (spraying) method, spray coating method, rotary kettle, constant temperature and high humidity machine, chamber set to high humidity conditions, etc. Etc. Among these, the method of dipping and draining (soaking) is preferable in that moisture is uniformly applied to the surface of the peeled chestnut.
また、マルトースの増強によって、栗果肉が軟化するため甘味をより強く感じやすくなる。
さらにマルトースは栗由来で生成することが可能なので、栗自体のもつ自然な甘味を生じ、バランスのよい甘味となり、特に添加物を加えず栗そのもので甘味が増強され、より栗そのままの風味を楽しむことができる。
The cooked chestnuts obtained as described above have high quality, rich sweetness and moist texture, and the surface is not sticky and can be eaten as it is, improving the quality overall. A cooked chestnut in a sealed container.
In addition, the enhancement of maltose softens the chestnut flesh, making it easier to feel sweetness.
Furthermore, since maltose can be generated from chestnuts, it produces the natural sweetness of chestnuts itself, providing a well-balanced sweetness. be able to.
表1に示す工程を用いて、下記のようにして密封容器入り調理栗を調製した。
[冷蔵工程] 中国河北省産の生の皮付き天津栗を-2℃約1ヶ月間冷蔵保管した。
[湿熱処理工程] 冷蔵保管した皮付き天津栗表面に切り込みを入れた後、70℃の水道水中で10分間浸漬(水中加熱)した。
[焼成工程] 水道水中で加熱した栗を、焼成釜にて150℃で7.5分間石焼焼成した。
[剥皮工程] 焼成した栗の鬼皮と渋皮を、人手で剥皮した。
[容器収納密封工程]剥皮した栗を、レトルトパウチ(東洋製罐製)に6個収容し、窒素ガス封入後、ヒートシールによって密封した。
[加熱殺菌工程] 次に、熱水レトルトにて121℃で30分間加熱加圧殺菌処理し、密封容器入り調理栗を得た。 <Example 1>
Using the steps shown in Table 1, cooked chestnuts in a sealed container were prepared as follows.
[Refrigeration process] Raw peeled Tianjin chestnuts from Hebei Province, China were refrigerated for about 1 month at -2 ° C.
[Humidity heat treatment step] After cutting the surface of the skinned Tianjin chestnut with cold storage, it was immersed (heated in water) for 10 minutes in tap water at 70 ° C.
[Baking step] Chestnuts heated in tap water were stone-baked for 7.5 minutes at 150 ° C in a baking pot.
[Peeling process] The fired chestnut demon skin and astringent skin were peeled manually.
[Container sealing step] Six peeled chestnuts were stored in a retort pouch (manufactured by Toyo Seikan), sealed with nitrogen gas, and sealed by heat sealing.
[Heat sterilization step] Next, heat and pressure sterilization was performed at 121 ° C for 30 minutes with a hot water retort to obtain cooked chestnuts in a sealed container.
表1のマルトース含有量になるように、実施例1の[湿熱処理工程]の水中加熱時間を調整する以外は、実施例1と同様に行った。 <Examples 2 to 4>
The same procedure as in Example 1 was performed except that the underwater heating time in [Humid heat treatment step] of Example 1 was adjusted so that the maltose content in Table 1 was obtained.
実施例1の[冷蔵工程]を省略する以外は、実施例1と同様に行った。 <Example 5>
The same procedure as in Example 1 was performed except that the [refrigeration step] in Example 1 was omitted.
実施例1の[湿熱処理工程]を以下のように変更する以外は、実施例1と同様に行った。
[湿熱処理工程]´ 冷蔵保管した皮付き天津栗表面に切り込みを入れた後、70℃の雰囲気中で、蒸気によって10分間蒸した。 <Example 6>
The same procedure as in Example 1 was performed except that the [Heat heat treatment step] in Example 1 was changed as follows.
[Humid heat treatment process] ′ After cutting the surface of the chilled and stored skinned Tianjin chestnut, it was steamed with steam in an atmosphere of 70 ° C. for 10 minutes.
実施例1の[容器収納密封工程][加熱殺菌工程]を省略する以外は、実施例1と同様に行った。 <Example 7>
The same procedure as in Example 1 was performed except that [Container sealing step] and [Heat sterilization step] in Example 1 were omitted.
[冷蔵工程] 中国河北省産の生の皮付き天津栗を-2℃約1ヶ月間冷蔵保管した。
[剥皮工程] 冷蔵保管した皮付き天津栗の鬼皮と渋皮を、人手で剥皮した。
[糖浸漬工程] 剥皮した栗を、スクロース含有量が9%になるよう調製したスクロース及びマルトース混合糖液に、12時間浸漬した後液切りした。
[容器収納密封工程]糖浸漬した剥皮栗を、レトルトパウチ(東洋製罐製)に6個収容し、窒素ガス封入後、ヒートシールによって密封した。
[加熱殺菌工程] 次に、熱水レトルトにて121℃で30分間加熱加圧殺菌処理し、密封容器入り調理栗を得た。 <Example 8>
[Refrigeration process] Raw peeled Tianjin chestnuts from Hebei Province, China were refrigerated for about 1 month at -2 ° C.
[Peeling process] The devil skin and astringent skin of chilled and stored Tianjin chestnuts were peeled manually.
[Sugar Dipping Step] The peeled chestnut was dipped in a sucrose and maltose mixed sugar solution prepared so that the sucrose content was 9%, and then drained.
[Container sealing step] Six peeled chestnuts immersed in sugar were stored in a retort pouch (manufactured by Toyo Sei), sealed with nitrogen gas, and sealed by heat sealing.
[Heat sterilization step] Next, heat and pressure sterilization was performed at 121 ° C for 30 minutes with a hot water retort to obtain cooked chestnuts in a sealed container.
実施例1の[湿熱処理工程]の水中加熱工程を省略する以外は、実施例1と同様に行った。 <Comparative Example 1>
The same procedure as in Example 1 was performed except that the submerged heating step in [Heat heat treatment step] of Example 1 was omitted.
実施例1の[湿熱処理工程]の水中加熱工程を省略し、[剥皮工程]の後に以下の[湿熱処理工程]”を追加する以外は、実施例1と同様に行った。
[湿熱処理工程]”剥皮した栗を水(20℃)に浸漬し15分後に引き上げて液切りした。 <Comparative example 2>
The same procedure as in Example 1 was performed except that the submerged heating step of [Heat heat treatment step] of Example 1 was omitted and the following [Heat heat treatment step] was added after [Peeling step].
[Humid heat treatment process] The peeled chestnut was immersed in water (20 ° C.) and pulled up after 15 minutes to drain the liquid.
実施例1の[湿熱処理工程]の水中加熱工程を省略し、[剥皮工程]の後に以下の[湿熱処理工程]を追加する以外は、実施例1と同様に行った。
[湿熱処理工程] 剥皮した栗を70℃の水道水中で10分間浸漬(水中加熱)した。 <Comparative Example 3>
The same procedure as in Example 1 was performed except that the submerged heating step in [Heat heat treatment step] of Example 1 was omitted and the following [Heat heat treatment step] was added after [Peeling step].
[Humid heat treatment step] The peeled chestnut was immersed (heated in water) for 10 minutes in tap water at 70 ° C.
実施例1の工程の順番を[焼成工程]→[湿熱処理工程]→[剥皮工程]に変更する以外は、実施例1と同様に行った。 <Comparative example 4>
The same procedure as in Example 1 was performed except that the order of the steps in Example 1 was changed from [baking step] → [wet heat treatment step] → [peeling step].
また、実施例3はこくのある甘味がやや強かった。実施例5は、調理栗全体の甘味強度は実施例1よりも劣ったが、こくのある甘味がしっかりと付与されていた。実施例6の食感は、栗表面の煮くずれ感を出すことなくしっとりとした食感であった。実施例7はマルトースを含有しており、未殺菌でも、良質でこくのある甘味及びしっとりとした食感が増強されていた。実施例8はこくのある甘味及びしっとり感はある一方、不自然な甘味も感じられ、総合的な甘味バランスは悪く、つまみ食べするとべたついて手が汚れた。 As described above, Examples 1 to 7 contained maltose and enhanced the quality and rich sweetness and moist texture, so the quality of the cooked chestnuts was improved overall. Furthermore, even if you eat a pinch, it did not stick to your hand.
In Example 3, the rich sweetness was slightly strong. In Example 5, the sweetness intensity of the whole cooked chestnut was inferior to that in Example 1, but a rich sweetness was firmly imparted. The texture of Example 6 was a moist texture without giving the chestnut surface a boiled feeling. Example 7 contained maltose, and even though it was not sterilized, the sweetness and moist texture with good quality and richness were enhanced. In Example 8, there was a rich sweetness and moist feeling, but also an unnatural sweetness, a poor overall sweetness balance, and sticky hands became sticky and soiled.
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- 剥皮した栗を容器に収容、密封して加熱殺菌されてなる調理栗であって、該調理栗中にマルトースを含有することを特徴とする密封容器入り調理栗。
A cooked chestnut containing a peeled chestnut in a container, sealed and heat-sterilized, wherein maltose is contained in the cooked chestnut.
- マルトースを、調理栗全体重量中2.5重量%以上含有することを特徴とする請求項1記載の密封容器入り調理栗。
2. The cooked chestnut in a sealed container according to claim 1, wherein maltose is contained in an amount of 2.5% by weight or more based on the total weight of the cooked chestnut.
- 更に、調理栗のBrix値が20~40%であることを特徴とする請求項1又は2記載の密封容器入り調理栗。
The cooked chestnut in a sealed container according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising a Brix value of the cooked chestnut of 20 to 40%.
- 生の皮付き栗を湿熱処理することを特徴とする栗中のマルトース生成方法。
A method for producing maltose in chestnuts, characterized by wet heat-treating chestnuts with raw skin.
- 請求項4記載のマルトース生成方法を用いた調理栗の甘味増強方法。
A method for enhancing sweetness of cooked chestnuts using the maltose production method according to claim 4.
- 下記工程を順次備えてなることを特徴とする調理栗の甘味増強方法。
(1)生の皮付き栗を湿熱処理する工程
(2)上記湿熱処理した栗を、焼成する工程
(3)上記焼成した栗を、剥皮する工程
A method for enhancing the sweetness of cooked chestnuts comprising the following steps in sequence.
(1) Process of wet heat-treating chestnut with raw skin (2) Process of baking the heat-treated chestnut (3) Process of peeling the fired chestnut
- 下記工程を順次備えてなることを特徴とする密封容器入り調理栗の製造方法。
(1)生の皮付き栗を湿熱処理する工程
(2)上記湿熱処理した栗を、焼成する工程
(3)上記焼成した栗を、剥皮する工程
(4)上記剥皮した栗を、容器に収容密封後、加熱殺菌する工程 The manufacturing method of the cooking chestnut with a sealed container characterized by comprising the following process one by one.
(1) Step of wet heat-treating chestnut with raw skin (2) Step of baking the wet-heated chestnut (3) Step of peeling the fired chestnut (4) Place the peeled chestnut in a container Process of heat sterilization after sealing
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