Process of producing a batter-coated onion product

Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Surface coating of a solid food with a liquid

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426102, 426615, 426481, A23L 1214

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043518508

ABSTRACT:
A frozen onion food product is prepared by a process which includes the steps of peeling and slicing fresh uncooked onions, cutting the resulting onion slabs into pieces most of which are composed of two or more lengths of onion scales in side-by-side relationship, separating each piece into its individual scales or nuggets, coating the separated nuggets with a batter mixture and quick-freezing. The separating operation includes the use of hydro, mechanical and vibratory forces to produce a continuous supply of separated nuggets ready for the coating operation. If desired the coated cubes can be partially fried before freezing.

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