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titleOfInvention Making method of salted sea urchin eggs
abstract PURPOSE: Gonads of sea urchin are drained with a saline solution of high concentration and dipped in a seasoning solution to produce salted sea urcin eggs with a unique taste, because the protein of the sea urchin is softly coagulated and decomposed. n CONSTITUTION: Gonads of sea urcin are treated to remove contaminations, drained and dipped in a cool and saturated saline solution of about 25 Baume for about 2 mins to replace the water in the gonads with saline. Then, the gonads are dipped in a seasoning solution mainly composed of soysauce for about 3hr, drained, barreled and aged. n COPYRIGHT: (C)1981,JPO&Japio
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