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Food preservation prevents spoilage by creating conditions where microorganisms cannot grow. Methods of food preservation include drying, smoking, salting, pickling, and using sugar. Drying removes moisture from food through natural drying using heat from the sun or artificial drying with heated air in controlled conditions. Smoking exposes food to smoke from burning wood. Salting involves salting food directly or submerging it in a brine solution. Pickling preserves food using a vinegar and spice solution through either simple or fermented methods. Sugar preservation involves cooking fruits in syrup until the water is replaced, which can be used to make jelly, jam, or preserves.
Food preservation prevents spoilage by creating conditions where microorganisms cannot grow. Methods of food preservation include drying, smoking, salting, pickling, and using sugar. Drying removes moisture from food through natural drying using heat from the sun or artificial drying with heated air in controlled conditions. Smoking exposes food to smoke from burning wood. Salting involves salting food directly or submerging it in a brine solution. Pickling preserves food using a vinegar and spice solution through either simple or fermented methods. Sugar preservation involves cooking fruits in syrup until the water is replaced, which can be used to make jelly, jam, or preserves.
Food preservation prevents spoilage by creating conditions where microorganisms cannot grow. Methods of food preservation include drying, smoking, salting, pickling, and using sugar. Drying removes moisture from food through natural drying using heat from the sun or artificial drying with heated air in controlled conditions. Smoking exposes food to smoke from burning wood. Salting involves salting food directly or submerging it in a brine solution. Pickling preserves food using a vinegar and spice solution through either simple or fermented methods. Sugar preservation involves cooking fruits in syrup until the water is replaced, which can be used to make jelly, jam, or preserves.
FOOD PRESERVATION – is the process of preventing food
spoilage by creating conditions under which microorganisms
cannot multiply and grow. Some preserved food nowadays are delicious and full of flavor. Ways of Food Preservation: 1. Drying – is the removal of moisture or water in food. It is the most ancient method food preservation known to man.
There are 2 kinds of food drying:
a. Natural drying which the moisture content of food is reduced by drying under the heat of the sun. b. Artificial drying by the use of a mechanical device, using artificial heated air with controlled conditions of temperature, the food being dried should be in uniformed. 2. Smoking – exposes fresh or salted food to smoke from burning tree barks, sawdust, or wood shavings.
3. Salting – usual way of preserving food among fishermen.
There are 2 ways of food salting: a. Fish, meat or pork is salted, b. A solution of salt & water (brine solution) is poured on the food inside a container. 4. Pickling – is preserving food using a solution of vinegar, salt, sugar, and other spices. There are 2 methods of pickling: a. Simple pickling-after the food is prepared and placed in a sterilized container, a boiling solution with spices is poured on it directly. b. Fermented pickling- after the food is prepared and placed in a sterilized container, cooled brine solution is poured directly on the food and allowed to stay for days until it is fermented or has become sour. 5. Preservation Using Sugar – fruits are usually preserved in
sugar solution or syrup. Fruits preserved in syrup is cooked
over a low fire until the water content of this is replaced by the syrup. Fruits are preserved in syrup to make the following: a. Jelly – b. Jam c. preserves