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What Is the Suitable Temperature for Melons, Fruits and Vegetables? A Quick Reference Table of Common Varieties
Many vegetable growers have been growing vegetables for years but still do not have a clear grasp of the habits of vegetables, especially the temperatures they adapt to. Some farmers grow one crop year-round and, when...
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Detailed Explanation of Key Operational Points for Peach Quick-Freezing Processing Technology
(1) Process flow: raw material selection → pitting and color protection → blanching and cooling → peeling → packaging and syrup injection → pre-cooling → quick-freezing → frozen storage. (2) Key operational points: Raw material selection. After peaches are harvested, ripe ones must be processed immediately; hard, unripe fruits need to be ripened. Properly ripened peaches have bright color, rich flavor, and are easy to pit and peel. Pitting and color protection: after the raw materials ripen, remove the pits with a small knife or a pitting machine, and immediately place the flesh into cold water to avoid contact with air and prevent discoloration. The pitting machine has flesh fragments attached,
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Quick-freezing method for peaches and detailed operating steps
Fruit selection: Peaches intended for quick-freezing processing should have fine flesh, few coarse fibers, good flavor, uniform size, neat fruit shape, no pests or diseases, no mechanical injury, easy pit removal (preferably freestone varieties), and resistance to browning. Harvest at slightly lower maturity; after arriving at the plant, a processing volume for 4 to 8 days can be stored. If stored in a cold storage, the processing period can be longer, but chilling injury to the peaches must be prevented. Generally, for white-fleshed peaches, Okubo is preferred, and for yellow-fleshed peaches, Albat is preferred. Cut in half and remove pit: Cut along the suture line into two halves and remove the pit, place the fruit cups
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Detailed Explanation of Key Points of Peach Quick-Freezing Processing Technology
(1) Process flow: raw material selection → pitting and color protection → blanching and cooling → peeling → packaging and adding sugar syrup → pre-cooling → quick freezing → frozen storage. (2) Key operating points. Raw material selection: after peaches are picked, ripe ones must be processed immediately; hard, unripe fruit must be ripened. Properly ripened peaches have bright color, rich flavor, and are easy to pit and peel. Pitting and color protection: after the raw material ripens, remove the pit with a small knife or a pitting machine, and immediately place the flesh in cold water to avoid contact with air and prevent discoloration. The pitting machine has fruit
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