Process for preparing dehydrated vegetable products
AssigneeMcCormick & Company, Incorporated
InventorsKurt J. Aebi, Roman D. Grypa, Thein Aung, Mary J. Lee
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AssigneeMcCormick & Company, Incorporated
InventorsKurt J. Aebi, Roman D. Grypa, Thein Aung, Mary J. Lee
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The present invention relates to a low moisture vegetable product in a process for producing same. The low moisture vegetable product comprises vegetable product and a solid, amorphous osmotic agent. The resulting product has extended storage life as compared with fresh vegetable products and yet may be rehydrated to produce a product having the flavor, color and taste of fresh vegetable products. The process for producing the low moisture vegetable product comprises immersing the vegetable in a liquid bath containing a osmotic agent capable of infusing into the vegetable tissue and forming an amorphous solid upon drying. Once excess osmotic agent has been removed, the infused product is dried to form a vegetable product having a water content of from about 2 to 6 percent by weight and which contains an amorphous, solid, osmotic agent.
A process for preparing a low moisture vegetable product which comprises:
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