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PRESERVATION
ROLDAN L. ROPEROS
MASTER TEACHER 1
FOOD PRESERVATION
is
the process of preparing food for future
consumption by preventing it spoilage.
isthe answer to the problem of inadequate
food supply as well as the need for nutritious
and palatable meals for the family.
IMPORTANCE OF FOOD PRESERVATION
1. It contributes to better nutrition for the
family by preventing scarcity of food.
2. It is means of increasing the family
income.
3. It helps in the economic development of
the country because farmers are
encouraged to produce more, since
excess food can be preserved and sold in
the market
IMPORTANCE OF FOOD PRESERVATION
4. Food are made available throughout the
year.
5. One of the purposes of food preservation
is to make the food or harvest available in
places where they are not prepared or
grown.
6. It is profitable as a hobby as well as
means of livelihood.
WAYS/METHODS OF FOOD
PRESERVATION
1. Salting
2. Drying
3. Sugar Preservation
4. Freezing
5. Pasteurizing
WAYS/METHODS OF FOOD
PRESERVATION
1. Salting – this method makes use of salt as
the main ingredient together with other
ingredients like sugar, pepper, and other
spices. Salt is in the form of rock salt or fine
salt. Salt is a preservative agent that is
effective in keeping away bacteria from
food.
WAYS/METHODS OF FOOD
PRESERVATION
Two ways of salting
1. Putting salt directly into food, as in salting
fish.
2. Injecting brine solution (salt, sugar, and
salitre are dissolved in water) into the food
as in curing ham.
WAYS/METHODS OF FOOD
PRESERVATION