PRESENTATION BY Ms AKRITI PRADHAN SMS HOME SCIENCE KVK DARJEELING UBKV INTRODUCTION WHY PRESERVE Microbial spoilage Spoilage due to insects or rodents PhysicalMechanical damage ID: 933426
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VALUE ADDITION OF FRUITS, VEGETABLES, PULSES & OILSEEDS PRESENTATION BY- Ms. AKRITI PRADHANSMS (HOME SCIENCE)KVK, DARJEELINGUBKV
Slide2INTRODUCTION WHY PRESERVE?.... Microbial spoilageSpoilage due to insects or rodentsPhysical/Mechanical damage
Chemical and enzyme spoilage
Value addition is to economically add value to a product by changing
its original state
Slide3Why value addition?
Slide4DIFFERENT METHODS OF PRESERVATIONHEATINGDRYINGSALTING/VINEGARJAM/JELLIES/SYRUP/CANDIESJUICES/MURABBA/MARMALEDPICKLING
Slide5TRAINING ON FOOD PRESERVATION THROUGH SALTING/VINEGAR &PICKLING
Slide6PICKLES
Slide7INGREDIENTS FRUITS/VEGETABLESSPICES & HERBSOIL
Slide8UTENSILS-Measuring cups and spoons, sharp knives, tongs, vegetable peeler, food chopper or grinder, cutting board , vessels.SCALESJARS/LIDS
Slide9PRESERVATIVESPreservatives are compounds used to prevent and retard microbial spoilage of food.They are classified into- class I & class II preservatives.Class I preservatives- salt, vinegar, sugar/glucose, spices, honey, oilClass II preservatives- sodium, potassium, calcium salts, benzoic acids, sorbic acids, citric acid etc.
Slide10Slide11PROCESSING OF VEGETABLES & FRUITSSELECTION OF FRUITS &VEGETABLESSEALINGPEELINGFILLING IN JARSGRADINGWASHING
CUTTINGCOOLING/DRYING
BLANCHING
SYRUPING/ BRINING
PROCESSING
COOLING
STORAGE
Slide12BRINE/SALT WATERA solution in water is brineOnly vegetables are brinedHot brine of 1- 3 percent is used to preserve vegetablesFilter brine before filling 1% brine – 10 gm salt in 100 ml water
Slide13TOMATO PICKLE RECIPE INGREDIENTSTOMATO – 500 gmOIL – 1 cupMUSTARD SEEDS -
1 tspMETHI POWDER- 2 tbsp
HING -
1/4 tsp
HALDI - 1/4 tsp
RED CHILLI POWDER -
1-1/2 tsp
SALT –
3 tsp
METHOD
Cut tomatoes into 4 pieces
Cool, add extra
methi
powder and oil and store
Add tomato and cook
Heat oil and add all
masala
Slide14ONION PICKLE RECIPE INGREDIENTS ONIONS, PEELED - 1 1/2 cups GARLIC- 1/2 cup
CHILLIES – 5-6 CUMIN SEEDS – 1 tsp
WHITE
VINEGAR
– 1 cup
SUGAR
– 100 gm
SALT
– 1 tbsp
METHOD
Cut onion into 2 pieces
Combine
1 cup water + vinegar + sugar + salt
Mix well
Add onion + garlic + black cumin in vinegar- water mix
Add extra vinegar- water mix, store in bottle
Slide15STUFFED CHILLI PICKLEMETHODClean & slit chilies in the centre and remove seedsIn a bowl mix all the ingredients Fill in the chilies Preserve in bottle INGREDIENTSChilies – 500 gmSauf- 6 tspTori- 6 tspMethi- 6 tspHaldi – 3 tsp Aam chur- 1 tspHing- ¼ th tsp Vinegar- 4 tbsp Salt to taste
Slide16MIXED VEGETABLE PICKLE RECIPE INGREDIENTS CAULIFLOWERBEANSCARROTSRADISHPEASSPICESSALT
OILMETHOD
Clean, cut vegetables
Boil vegetables in water for few until tender
Strain water and dry
Rub spices and salt
Add oil and store in jar
Slide17TRAINING ON PRESERVATION OF FRUITS THROUGH MAKING OF JAMS, MARMALEDS, PRESERVES & KETCHUP
Slide18JAMS
Slide19JAM Jam is made from crushed or ground fruit or by boiling fruit pulpPectin – jelling substance Fruits high in pectin- apple, grapes, plumCommercial pectins are available in liquid or powdered formAcid- for gelling and flavour , commonly used lemon juice /citric acid Lemon juice – 1 tbsp, citric acid 1/8 tsp Sugar- for flavour, gelling, and preservativeTest for doneness- drop jam in ice cold water.
Slide20ORANGE JAMRECIPEJuice all the oranges using a juicerNow pour this fresh juice in a large kadai Bring this to a boil Simmer this for 15 minutes until the juice has reduced in half Add sugar and salt and mix well Boil till you reach a thick flowing consistency Switch off the flame and add lemon juice to it and mix well cool completely Pour into a clean container and put in fridge
INGREDIENTS
Orange – 2
kgs
Sugar – 500
gms
Salt – 1 tsp
Lemon Juice – 3 tbsp
APPLE JAMRECIPESelect apples and wash Cut them into small piecesCook in water till apple pieces are tender (you can also pressure cook them for 2 minutes) Sieve the pulp carefully Add sugar stir constantly and add citric acid Cook till the mixture obtains thick gel like consistencyPour hot jam into bottles and cool Store in a cool placeINGREDIENTApples: 1 kgSugar: 750 gmsCitric Acid: 1 teaspoonWater: 150 ml
Slide22MANGO JAMMETHODWash & peel mangoesGrindAdd mango puree, sugar, lemon juice Cook for 15- 20 minsCheck consistencySwitch off fire Cool / store INGREDIENTS-Mango- choppedSugar- ¼ cLemon juice- 1 tbsp
Slide23MARMALED & MURABBA
Slide24MURABBA/ PRESERVEThe Murabba is a fruit or vegetable immersed in spice flavored HEAVY sugar syrup You can use many of the fruits or vegetables to make Murabba, examples are: Mangoes, Apples, Carrots, Ginger, AmlaThe Cinnamon, Cloves, elaichi and Lime juice are used to flavour
Slide25CARROT MURABBA RECIPE INGREDIENTS Carrots -1 kg Sugar – 500 gm Citric acid - 5gms Water - 250mls (1 cup)Elaichi – 5 gm kishmish – 10 gm almond – 10 gmMETHODClean and cut carrots Mix sugar & water and boilAdd carrots and cook for 20 minutesAdd elaichi, kismish & almondsStore in bottle
Slide26MARMALED Fruit jelly in which slices of the fruit or its peel are suspendedTwo types of marmaled- jelly marmalade & jam marmalade Jelly marmaled- juice of the fruit is usedJam marmaled- pulp is used
Slide27ORANGE MARMALEDRECIPEINGREDIENTS Orange – 4 to 5 sugar – 250 to 300 gmLemon peel – 1 citric acid – 2 gmWater – 6 cups METHODWash oranges and lemon Cut into pieces Add orange, lemon peel, lemon juice and water Boil for 10 minutesReduce heat & cook for 40 minutes until fruit becomes softBoil till it becomes gel like Pour in bottle Cool & store
Slide28KETCHUPKetchup is a table sauce used for dressing and condiment. It is more sweeter than a sauce. It is made with ripened tomato. Common ingredients include tomatoes, vinegar, sugar, salt, spices, cloves, cinnamon. Vinegar – less variant of ketchup is called as tomato sauce.
Slide29TOMATO KETCHUPMETHODClean & chop tomatoesPut in pressure cookerAdd chopped ginger, garlic, red chilliesPour vinegarAdd sugar Cook in low flame for 30 minsBlend/StrainAllow to thicken for 20 mins Check tasteAdd soduim benzoate & stir well Store INGREDIENTSTomato- 2.5 kg for 1 lit Garlic- 2 podsGinger- ½Sugar- 1 cVinegar- Sodium benzoate – ¼ tsp in 1 tsp hot water
Slide30Value addition in Pulses & Oilseeds
Slide31GROUNDNUT PODIMethod Roast peanutRemove peelAdd oil, chilies, jeera in pan and fryCoolGrind chilies, jeera & saltAdd garlic, groundnut, dry coconutGrindstoreIngredients: Groundnut- 1 cupDry coconut powder- 2 tbspDry red chillies- 10Garlic pods- 6Jeera- 2 tspSalt to tasteOil- 1 tsp
Slide32DHANIYA PODIMethodRoast dhaniya & chilliesAdd curry leavesRemove from heat Cool storeINGREDIENTSDhaniya– 25 gmChillies- 5Curry leavesSalt to taste
Slide33DAHL PODIMETHODHeat oilRoast dahl & chilliesRoast coconutCool/ grindstoreINGREDIENTSBlack gram dal- ½ cChana dal- ½ cCoconut- ½ cGarlic- 10Oil- 1 tspSalt to taste
Slide34ARTIFICIAL PRESERVATIVES NAMEUSED INQUANTITYCitric acidjams, jellies, marmalade1 tsp/kgPotassium metabisulphite (KMS)Juices, squash½ tsp /liter
Slide35Any questions ????
Slide36THANK YOU