5. How will you preserve the following food items?
(b) Cereals
(d) Dry fruit
(a) Peas
(C) Pickle
(e) Milk
Answers
Answer: storing grains at a temperature of less than 10 degrees Celsius. Storing cereals in an atmosphere of carbon dioxide in silos is yet a third method. A fourth method is to treat cereals with organic acids, caustic soda, urea, or other chemicals. Chemical preservation is another method.
Dry fruit: Pack cooled dried fruits in small amounts in dry glass jars (preferably dark) or in moisture- and vapor-proof freezer containers, boxes or bags. Using glass containers allows you to see moisture buildup on the interior immediately. Put the containers in a cool, dry, dark place or in the refrigerator or freezer.
Peas : Step 1 – Shell & Wash. Wash shelled peas in a big bowl of cold water. ...
Step 2 – Bring to Boil & Blanch. Bring a large pot of water to a hard boil. ...
Step 3 – Cool in Ice Water. Immediately scoop out your peas and cool them instantly in an ice water bath. ...
Step 4 – Freeze.
Pickle: Wash, dry, label, and store sealed jars in a clean, cool, dark place. If lid is unsealed, examine and replace jar if defective, use new lid, and reprocess as before. Wash screw bands and store separately. Pickles are best if used within a year and are safe as long as the lids remain vacuum sealed
Milk: Salting. {adinserter survivalmd}Salting is important to the preservation of anything and that includes your milk products. ...
Dehydrating. ...
Freezing. ...
Canning Milk. ...
Condensing Milk. ...
Sweetened Condensed Milk. ...
Making Cheese. ...
Making Butter and Buttermilk.
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