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publicationNumber RU-2251309-C2
titleOfInvention Method for production of gelling agent
abstract FIELD: food processing industry, in particular gel and jujube production. n SUBSTANCE: Gelling agent from vegetable raw materials is obtained by maceration of dried Cetraria islandica for 20-30 min in water at temperature of 5-10°C followed by pressing to remove water surplus. Then material is handled, washed with boiled water at temperature of 30-35°C and immersed for 60 min. Further raw material is macerated in sodium hydrochloride solution for 18-24 h at hydromodule of 1:10, washed again, macerated in boiled water for 24-48 h, and pressed to remove water surplus. Then raw material is grinded and cooked in water for 50-60 min. Decoction is filtered and dried. Gelling agent of present invention is useful in manufacturing of gel, jujube, fools, aspics, etc. n EFFECT: product with high nutrient and biological value; efficient application of edible raw materials. n 5 cl, 1 tbl, 3 ex
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