Processing of green vegetables for color retention in canning

Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Processes – Packaging or treatment of packaged product

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426401, 426412, A23B 700

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041044100

ABSTRACT:
A process for treating peas or other green vegetables such that they may be canned in a manner to retain their green color. The process is characterized by the steps of maintaining the vegetable in a fresh state and in an aerobic environment such that it does not wilt and continues to respire aerobically up to the sterilization step, sterilizing the vegetable at a temperature between 250.degree. F, preferably 275.degree. F, and the scorching temperature of the vegetable for a sufficient amount of time to yield a commercially sterile vegetable, and sealing the vegetable in a container. The conventional blanching step is eliminated in this process but may be replaced by a hot water wash at a temperature below the thermal injury temperature of the vegetable. The process produces green color retained vegetables without the addition of dyes or chemicals (except for salt and sugar) to the can.

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Bitting, Appertizing or The Art of Canning, Its History and Development, The Trade Pressroom, San Francisco, Calif., (1937), p. 572.

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