Hello we want to produce potatoes chips with batch producing after frying we have a lot oil in product how we can reduce of oil in chips
How i can reduce fats of chips
Hello we want to produce potatoes chips with batch producing after frying we have a lot oil in product how we can reduce of oil in chips
Food R&D Emeritus reply
postedWhats your frying temperatures and time?
Azamat1 reply
postedHello temperature is 180 degree time when potatoes vill ready we take it from fryer
Food R&D Emeritus reply
postedincomplete information.
Azamat1 reply
postedChips contains a lot fat how i can reduce it
Food R&D Emeritus reply
postedI wanted to know complete frying parameters.
Azamat1 reply
postedAfter slicing potato we blanching it 80 degree hot water 5 minute than we wash it water normal not with cold water than we dewataring it centrafuge machine. Than we fry it . I tested in kitchen 5 lt oil 250 gr potato at 180 degrees 3 minutes frying. Then we eat it gives fatty. And surface is straight have a lot bubbles on surface
Food R&D Emeritus reply
postedTry frying at higher temperatures ar shorter time say 190 C for 2 - 2.5 min ,200C 1.5 -2 min.
Azamat1 reply
postedOk i vill try it
T_Sriya reply
postedUse air frying instead of deep frying in oil
Azamat1 reply
postedI can use it for me but industry we have deep fryer
Kevin Wrathall reply
postedVarious ways:
Slice thicker
Fry at a higher temperature
Use higher dry matter potatoes
Use a water stripper pre fryer to remove excess water or the same post fryer to remove water
Lab fryers do give a higher oil content as fryer oil temp dips too much
Know its not possible but use a hot steam box stripper to remove water and sl cook potatoes
Is it a batch fryer or continuous? Batch tend to give higher oil contents as a nature of the oil temp profile - good luck
Kevin Wrathall reply
postedAlso make sure your slicer blades are in top condition so reducing the amount of damaged cells in the slice
Azamat1 reply
posted[quote="kevin0617, post:13, topic:14102, full:true"]
Also make sure your slicer blades are in top condition so reducing the amount of damaged cells in the slice
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Ok i vill check it
Azamat1 reply
postedHello i use batch fryer
Azamat1 reply
postedI don't understand pre fryer and post fryer what you mean
Kevin_Woodman reply
postedHi Azamet,
Typically you will get 30-40% fat pick-up from deep frying.
The best oil to use is High Oleic Sunflower Oil as it has the best frying stability and less prone to go rancid.
search sciencedirect for topics/food-science/potato-chip
This patent suggest pre-soaking the chips in the frying oil (at room temperature), draining them, then deep frying as per normal.
https://patents.google.com/patent/US3402049A/en
Cheers,
Kevin