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Potato waste turned into treasure, can be processed into protein feed
Recently, researchers at Harbin Institute of Technology have made encouraging progress in research on using discarded potato waste to produce single-cell protein feed. The researchers not only screened out an excellent combination of bacterial strains for producing cell protein, but also designed and formulated a complete process route for producing single-cell protein feed from potato waste. The use of potato waste with juice for liquid fermentation to produce cell protein is the first proposal and application of its kind both domestically and internationally. China produces more than 70 million tons of potatoes annually, and more than 3.4 million tons of potato waste remain after starch processing.
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Potato pulp waste turned into treasure, can be processed into protein feed
Recently, researchers at Harbin Institute of Technology have made encouraging progress in research on using discarded potato pulp to produce single-cell protein feed. The researchers not only screened out an excellent strain combination for producing cell protein, but also designed and formulated a complete process route for producing single-cell protein feed from potato pulp. Adding juice to the pulp and using liquid fermentation to produce cell protein is the first proposal and application of its kind both in China and abroad. China produces more than 70 million tons of potatoes annually, and starch processing leaves behind more than 3.4 million tons of potato pulp. The pulp is rich in fiber
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How is candied potato processed? A full breakdown of the detailed processing technique
1. Material selection: Select potato tubers that are uniform in size, plump, smooth on the surface, and free of green spots to make candied potato. 2. Shaping: Wash the soil off the tubers with clean water, remove the skin and wash again, then cut into blank pieces of various shapes as needed. 3. Soaking: Put the shaped blanks into a container, pour in a certain concentration of dilute limewater and soak for 16 hours, then take them out and rinse in clean water 4 times, 2 hours each time. 4. Boiling the blanks: Put the soaked blanks into boiling water and boil for 20 minutes, then put them into clean water
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How is potato processed? An introduction to several common processing methods
I. Making jam from potatoes. First wash the potatoes clean, remove any rotten or sprouted parts, then peel off the skin, place them in a steamer and steam until cooked, then take them out and spread them to cool. Next, rub them through a grater into a uniform potato mash and set aside. Put white granulated sugar, water and sour water (that is, the sour water used in a vinegar workshop; mix a small amount of thin rice porridge with bran, place it in a vat, transfer it from vat to vat for one week, once a day, and the filtered sour water is used as a vinegar starter) into a pot and boil until 110°C, then pour the potatoes into the pot, and use an iron shovel to constantly turn them, pressing while stir-frying, until the potatoes
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How to make processed garlic foods? Three methods explained in detail
Processing salted garlic cloves, pickled garlic in sauce, and garlic powder requires simple equipment, gives good returns, and has large market demand, making it very suitable for small enterprises and individual farmers. Select fully mature garlic heads that are uniform in size, dry, with white clove flesh, and free of pests and diseases, damage, insect damage, and mold. 1. Salted garlic cloves First soak the garlic cloves in clean water for 12 hours, remove the garlic stem, inner skin, and the transparent garlic membrane attached to the garlic clove (be careful not to damage the garlic flesh), rinse clean, and then blanch. The blanching liquid
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How is garlic processed? Sharing a practical method
Garlic is a spicy vegetable loved by the people of our country. It contains a variety of nutrients and has essential inorganic elements for the human body such as calcium, phosphorus, and iron. Processing season: 1 week after the garlic comes on the market. Raw material standard: garlic heads should be large, with uniform cloves and white skin, unbroken heads, and no mud. Before processing, each head must be washed one by one, then placed in mixed brine (various salt waters left after pickling vegetables) and soaked for 1-2 days. After removing, put them into jars in batches, adding salt layer by layer, using 4 kg of table salt per 50 kg of garlic, and covering the jar mouth or pool surface completely with table salt to seal. Salting
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How Is Sweet Potato Processed? A Detailed Guide to 4 Sweet Potato Product Processing Techniques
1. Sweet potato crisp cakes. Add an appropriate amount of clean water to sweet potato starch to moisten it, knead it into long cylindrical dough pieces 4-5 cm in diameter, and place them in a steamer to steam for 40-60 minutes. Coat the surface of the cooled cooked dough pieces evenly with a coloring such as amaranth red, spread them out in a winnowing basket, and air-dry until they no longer stick to a knife, then cut into slices and dry again. Put the dried sweet potato slices into an oil pot and fry until they expand and become crisp, then remove from the pot. At a ratio of 0.7 kg-0.8 kg white sugar per 1 kg of fried sweet potato slices, dissolve the white sugar in a small amount of clean water and boil until the sugar liquid forms beads when dropped into cold water, then stop heating. While hot, pour the sugar
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Straw can be processed into silage. How is it done?
Processing fresh straw into silage that livestock relish is simple, quick and labor-saving. The specific method is: on a harvested rice field or a threshing floor, lay out an extra-large nylon film bag with a thickness of 0.15 cm; then fill the bag with fresh straw, forming it into a haystack shape; finally, tie the bag opening tightly so that no air can enter. After about 1 month, the fresh straw has finished fermenting in the sealed plastic bag and becomes a feed with good palatability, which can replace other silage to feed livestock.
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How are candied ginger slices processed? A detailed explanation of the production method
Select fresh ginger, wash and peel it, then cut it into thin slices 3~5 mm thick. Prepare the ingredients in the proportions of 50 parts ginger, 32 parts white sugar, 4 parts powdered white sugar, and 0.25 part citric acid. First prepare a citric acid solution equal in weight to the ginger slices, heat it together with the ginger slices until boiling, remove the ginger slices, rinse them clean, and drain off the water. Then prepare a 62%~65% concentrated sugar liquid, add 0.15% citric acid, and boil until the sugar is completely dissolved. After filtering out impurities, add the ginger slices and boil again. Boil until the sugar liquid is thick and a drop forms a bead, then stop the heat and remove the ginger slices. After removing the ginger slices,
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How is Lycoris radiata processed? These processing methods must be mastered
Lycoris radiata mostly grows in shady, damp forest edges, on embankments, in cemeteries, or beside roads. The underground bulb is broadly elliptical or nearly spherical, with a grayish-black outer skin; the linear leaves grow in clusters, dark green on the surface and glaucous green on the underside. The margins are entire; the flowers appear before the leaves, and in autumn a flower stalk emerges from the bulb, bearing several stalked flowers at the top arranged in an umbel. The flowers are bisexual, with large petals that curl backward, usually bright red or with white edges, and no fragrance; the stamens and pistils are very long and protrude beyond the flower. Lycoris radiata can be dug up year-round; when digging, be careful not to bruise the bulb, or it will easily rot. After digging, it is best to process it immediately.
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