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Tyndallization, an old and long way to sterilize

Posted on May 18, 2013 by marvin
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boiling lagundi leaves

The best thing to do is keep them away. If you succeed, any additional measures will all be effective or not needed. However, if some spore forming spoilage bacteria slip thru, there are two ways to deal with them. First … Continue reading →

The No Oil Frying Method For Tocino

Posted on May 12, 2013 by marvin
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browning of tocino

The common problem when frying tocino is the burnt sugar. It burns fast that sides were already have black specs before I can take them out of hot bubbling cooking oil.  My friend who is a Meat Processing Trainor is … Continue reading →

The Faster Bangus Deboning Method

Posted on May 4, 2013 by marvin
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bangus milk fish with back open

The bangus is so delectable but eating such is not as enjoyable as expected. There is something that is holding me back, the fishbone. Bangus has lots of fishbones. I have to carefully sort out as much fishbone as I … Continue reading →

Mangosteen Powder – Shredding Before Drying?

Posted on April 20, 2013 by marvin
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shredded mangosteen rind

I observed before that drying before grinding was not a good option for making a mangosteen powder. There was no problem during the drying process but the problem rose when grinding commenced. The soft wet mangosteen rind turned to hard … Continue reading →

Boiling and Pressure Canning/Cooking Adjustments Based on Elevation – Examples and Tables

Posted on April 13, 2013 by marvin
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water boiling point at different elevation

What is the boiling point of pure water? This is such an easy question to answer. Even a student at kinder garten will be able to cite the correct answer promptly.  That is 100 °C. Easy to remember and easy … Continue reading →

Must Have Quality Assurance Tools For Food Manufacturing Newbies

Posted on January 22, 2013 by marvin
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plastic in test tube

I think the following are necessities whenever someone is starting a food manufacturing business. They are tools, equipment or groups that are not usually available in home kitchens. Useful for quality assurance jobs. Refractometer. For measuring and correcting sugar values … Continue reading →

degree Brix, Soluble Solids and Percentage Sugar Explained

Posted on January 15, 2013 by marvin
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refractometer scale and dropping sample on prism

The easiest and most popular way to measure sugar content of any liquid substances, sometimes also solids, is by refractometer method. Bunches of grapes could be sampled for  average sugar content before harvesting. A way to ensure appropriate sugar content … Continue reading →

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