17 Jul 2023
Drying Process for Garlic
Garlic is a type of edible plant belonging to the Allium family of the Amaryllidaceae. Its tender shoots, flower stalks, and bulbs are all edible. Garlic contains abundant amounts of allicin, which, under the action of alliinase, forms a volatile sulfide compound known as allicin. This substance contributes to the unique spicy flavor of garlic and has appetizing, antibacterial, and antifungal properties. By using a garlic dryer, the fresh garlic can be efficiently dried, preserving its original flavor and nutritional content, and achieving a milder aroma before consumption, while significantly extending its storage time. The following is the drying process for garlic: Garlic Selection: Choose garlic bulbs with a firm texture, intact cloves, plump grains, and clean white flesh. Slicing: During the slicing process, it is crucial to control the thickness of the garlic slices, typically around 3mm. Washing: During the slicing, the cut surface of the garlic slices may release a sticky gelatinous liquid. It is necessary to continuously rinse with water, removing the adhering liquid and impurities from the garlic slices, and then drain the excess water to proceed with the drying process as quickly as possible. Garlic Slice Drying: Evenly spread the garlic slices on stainless steel...
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