hey,
which additive is used to slow down browning reaction in canned sweet products
Retain white color in sweets
hey, which additive is used to slow down browning reaction in canned sweet products
hey, which additive is used to slow down browning reaction in canned sweet products
hey,
which additive is used to slow down browning reaction in canned sweet products
Food R&D Emeritus reply
postedDescribe in detail what is that canned sweet product..
ahmed reply
postedLike methai,rasmalai. etc
Food R&D Emeritus reply
postedMost of it are high in protein and reducing sugar so its inevitable it will brown during cooking .To minimize Maillards reaction is to reduce the substrate pH..Try adding little acidulant like citric acid during cooking just to turn the pH from slightly alkaline to very Slightly acid side.
ahmed reply
postedit can also affect taste?
ahmed reply
postedif adding citric acid in milk containing sweets like rasmalai it can change ph of milk as well?
Food R&D Emeritus reply
postedIn theory, not as you are forming an emulsion, but that needs to be tested if it has am impact on the taste some recipes even have lemon juice ....
ahmed reply
postedsodium metabisulfite also have an ability to slow down millard reaction,so shoul i try this as well?
Food R&D Emeritus reply
postedJust be careful as it can confer sulfurous off taste ..
ahmed reply
postedtry citric acid and sodiummetasulfite in combination?
Food R&D Emeritus reply
postedYou will have so much time to play with it...😉
ahmed reply
postedok ,thanks bro