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Purees, frozen fruit

Use Stabilizer for sherbets, water ices, frozen fruits, syrups, purees, chocolate ice cream. [Pg.1119]

Hohl, L. A., Buck, P., and Rosoff, H. 1949. Further studies on frozen fruit and vegetable purees. Food Technol. 3, 100. [Pg.92]

Lift out the frozen fruit puree using the rim of plastic wrap. Break the frozen fruit puree into pieces, using a kitchen mallet, meat tenderizer, or the heavy handle of a knife. Working in small batches, process the frozen pieces in the food processor to smooth and blend. [Pg.100]

Beuchat, L.R. and Nail, B.V. (1985). Evaluation of media for enumerating yeast and molds in fresh and frozen fruit purees. Food Prot. 48, 312-315. [Pg.173]

Crystallization can be used to remove solvent from a liquid solution. For example, concentration of fruit juice requires the separation of solvent (water) from the natural juice. The common procedure is evaporation, but the derived juices may lose flavor components or undergo thermal degradation during the evaporative process. In freeze concentration, the solvent is crystallized (frozen) in relatively pure form to leave behind a solution with a higher solute concentration than the original mixture. Significant advantages in product taste have been observed in the application of this process to concentrations of various types of fruit juice. [Pg.195]

A public icon of health in recent years, blueberries, once grown only in Canada and the United States, have ratcheted up in popularity so extensively that global competition for the fresh market now includes such countries as Peru, Argentina, Mexico, and China. The increased supply from the southern hemisphere also means we can enjoy this fruit fresh or frozen year-round, making it an easy superfruit choice for adding to your shopping cart and freezer. After all, how many pure blue foods can you select from nature s palette of fruit colors None as true blue as this one ... [Pg.75]

Sample preparation. Kiwifruit purees were prepared from the hand peeled fruit in a 1°C room after removal of seeds anmd cores. The product was homogenized in a Waring blender, and frozen immediately in sealed glass jars at -26°C. The frozen purees were thawed and mixed thoroughly before analysis. For the nectars, four representative cans were tested for each sample and the average values are reported. [Pg.306]

Manzocco, L., Mastrocola, D., and Poiana, M. Control of browning in frozen puree of cherimoya (Annona cherimola, Mill.) fruit, Sci. Des Aliments, 18, 101, 1998. [Pg.378]


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