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  • Detailed Explanation of the Production Process of Lingtou Dancong Tea

    The "honey rhyme" of Lingtou Dancong tea is formed during the processing technique, and the main key processes are leaf shaking and roasting; the two are very important for forming and developing the "honey rhyme" characteristics, complementing each other and enhancing each other. (1) Leaf shaking is the key process for the formation and development of the "honey rhyme." After sun withering is completed, the sun-withered leaves give off a distinctive varietal aroma. As the normal number of leaf-shaking rounds increases, the leaf-shaking aroma gradually turns from light to strong, the grassy smell fades, and the floral-honey sweet fragrance emerges. Especially after fixation, the fixed leaves have a clear, mellow

  • Detailed Explanation of the Technical Process for Refining Eyebrow Tea

    Its product shape resembles an eyebrow, hence the name eyebrow tea. Eyebrow tea is one of the bulk export teas of Zhejiang green tea. Eyebrow tea is made by selecting long-pan-fired green tea (Hangzhou pan-fired green tea, Suichang pan-fired green tea, Wenzhou pan-fired green tea) as raw material, and processing it through refining and blending. The refining process adopts the method of single-grade feeding and multi-grade recovery of finished products. Its processing technique is: blending and grading of raw materials, extracting material through five routes: itself, round body, long body, zigzag, and stem fiber. The processing operations are divided into: re-firing and rolling of rough tea, sorting, beating, shaking, cutting, picking and removing, fanning, re-firing and coloring, clearing wind and cutting off dust, semi-finished products waiting

  • Detailed Explanation of the Processing Technique Flow of Pu'er Tea

    When it comes to the unique quality characteristics of Pu'er tea, they are fundamentally determined by two aspects. First, the tea leaves used to make Pu'er tea must be Yunnan large-leaf tea. This is because the content of tea polyphenols, catechins, caffeine, theanine and water extracts in Yunnan large-leaf tea trees is generally higher than in medium- and small-leaf tea trees. Second, the special production technique of Pu'er tea. The production technique of Pu'er tea is divided into traditional technique and modern technique. Regarding the traditional technique of Pu'er tea, the famous Pu'er tea expert and professor Zou Hongjie of Yunnan Agricultural University states in the book "Yunnan Pu'er Tea" that

  • The tea fixation process evolved from steaming to pan-firing.

    Compared with cake tea, the aroma of the tea leaves was better preserved in steamed loose-leaf tea. However, the steaming method still had the drawback of insufficiently rich aroma, so the pan-firing technique emerged, using dry heat to bring out the tea's aroma. In the Ming Dynasty, the pan-firing method of tea making gradually became more refined and was recorded in detail in Zhang Yuan's "Tea Record," Xu Cishu's "Tea Commentary," and Luo Lin's "Tea Explanation." Its production method was roughly: high-temperature fixation, rolling, re-firing, and baking until dry; this process is very similar to the modern method of making pan-fired green tea.

  • A Detailed Explanation of the Processing Technology of Caviar and Fish Roe

    The ovaries of various spawning marine fish, shellfish and freshwater fish can be used as food, and in many parts of the world fish roe is considered a very nutritious food, with high protein content, less contaminated raw materials and good-tasting finished products. Therefore, fish roe products are very popular in markets around the world. 1. Caviar processing The term "caviar" is often used to refer to fish roe produced in a special way. In the past, the black caviar was a delicacy in foreign royal courts; now it is a beauty and health recipe for fashion-conscious people and friends who love good food yet still worry about losing weight.

  • Detailed Explanation of the Large Icefish Processing Technology Series (Part One)

    Large icefish, also known as noodlefish, was originally widely distributed in the main stream and affiliated lakes of the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. Its flesh is tender and delicious, rich in nutrients, and eating it carries a special fresh cucumber aroma. Large icefish generally has a body length of about 20 cm, with no bones or spines. It is a small, precious fish species with high economic value and is highly popular in domestic and international markets. Two processing methods for large icefish are introduced here: I. Processing of quick-frozen large icefish. 1. Preservation and transportation of raw fish. Large icefish has a small body and thin skin, making it extremely prone to spoilage.

  • Detailed Explanation of the Imitation Crab Meat Processing Technology

    Imitation crab meat is a convenience food made primarily from Alaska pollock (walleye pollock) with the taste of fresh sea crab. At present, the technology and equipment for imitation crab meat in Shandong Province were introduced from Japan. As an aquatic convenience food, imitation crab meat has broad prospects for development. At present, the product is mainly exported to Japan and the United States. 1. Process flow: frozen surimi -> thawing -> ingredient mixing -> chopping and grinding -> steaming and roasting -> strip rolling and shaping -> sterilization -> cooling -> vacuum packaging -> rapid low-temperature freezing -> boxing -> cold storage 2. Process operation procedures:

  • Detailed Explanation of the Processing Methods for Dehydrated Garlic Flakes and Sweet-and-Sour Pickled Garlic

    I. Dehydrated Garlic Flakes: Select fresh garlic bulbs that are well matured, free of injury, free of pests and diseases, white in color, and large in size. After removing the stem ends, separating the cloves, and peeling, slice them while keeping them wet, then rinse them in an aqueous citric acid solution to reduce the activity of garlic enzymes. Note that rinsing must be completed within 24 hours after slicing, so as to prevent the garlic slices from producing colored pigments due to oxidation, which would affect the color of the finished product. Place the rinsed garlic slices in a temperature-controlled dehydrator and control the temperature in three stages: the temperature in the early stage should be controlled at around 60°C, the temperature should be appropriately increased in the middle stage, and in the late stage it should be controlled at 7

  • 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.

  • What precautions should be taken during the processing of snake venom?

    1. Pay attention to safety when extracting and processing snake venom. To strictly prevent venomous snakes from injuring people, the movements when milking the venom and when releasing the venomous snake after milking must be quick. When putting a snake that has been milked back into the cage, put the snake's body in first, and when the snake's head approaches the edge of the container opening, let go quickly. If you cannot withdraw your hand in time when releasing the snake, you are likely to be bitten fiercely when the snake turns its head back. 2. Venom-milking equipment must be strictly sterilized. 3. If the venomous snake bites the vessel and will not let go, you may gently swing the snake's body; if it still does not release its bite, you may gently twist its neck, or use a small stick or