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Fruit and fruit products, in all their many varieties and variations, are major world commodities and part of the economic life blood of many countries, particularly in the developing world. The perception of the healthy nature of fruit is a major reason for its increased consumption in the developed world, and many consumers today find a wider selection of fruit varieties, available at all times of the year, than ever before. This volume, however, is not so much concerned with fresh fruit as those principal areas of processing to which it may be subjected. Fruit processing arose as a means of…mehr
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Fruit and fruit products, in all their many varieties and variations, are major world commodities and part of the economic life blood of many countries, particularly in the developing world. The perception of the healthy nature of fruit is a major reason for its increased consumption in the developed world, and many consumers today find a wider selection of fruit varieties, available at all times of the year, than ever before. This volume, however, is not so much concerned with fresh fruit as those principal areas of processing to which it may be subjected. Fruit processing arose as a means of utilising a short-lived product and preserving its essential nutritional qualities as far as possible. A chapter on the nutritional aspects of fruit is included in this work to reflect the importance of this topic to most consumers. After a general introduction, the chapter on fruit storage is the only contribution which deals with a process from which fruit emerges in essentially the same physical condition. Beyond that the book sets out to cover most of the major areas in which fruit may be processed into forms which bear varying semblances to the original raw material.
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- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Springer US / Springer, Berlin
- 1996
- Seitenzahl: 268
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. September 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 155mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 411g
- ISBN-13: 9781461358756
- ISBN-10: 1461358752
- Artikelnr.: 39512492
- Verlag: Springer US / Springer, Berlin
- 1996
- Seitenzahl: 268
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. September 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 155mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 411g
- ISBN-13: 9781461358756
- ISBN-10: 1461358752
- Artikelnr.: 39512492
1. Introduction to fruit processing.- 1.1 Processing on a global scale.- 1.2 Factors influencing processing.- 1.3 Fruit types for processing.- 1.3.1 Pome fruits.- 1.3.2 Citrus fruits.- 1.3.3 Stone fruits.- 1.3.4 Soft fruits.- 1.4 Controlling factors in the ripening of fruit.- 1.4.1 Respiration climacteric.- 1.4.2 Ethylene production.- 1.5 Biosynthesis of flavours.- 1.5.1 Analytical data.- 1.5.2 Taste and aroma.- 1.5.3 Flavour formation.- 1.5.4 Physiological and biochemical aspects.- 1.6 Factors influencing fruit quality and crop yield.- 1.6.1 Fruit variety.- 1.6.2 External factors affecting fruit quality.- 1.7 Flavour characteristics.- 1.8 The global market: threats and opportunities.- 1.9 Fruit processing.- 2. Fruit and human nutrition.- 2.1 Introduction.- 2.2 Composition of fruits.- 2.3 The importance of fruit in the human diet.- 2.4 Changes in nutritive value during processing.- 3. Storage, ripening and handling of fruit.- 3.1 Maturing and ripening.- 3.1.1 Climacteric behaviour.- 3.1.2 Ethylene.- 3.1.3 Maturity standards.- 3.2 Temperature and respiration.- 3.2.1 Field heat removal by pre-cooling.- 3.2.2 Cool storage of fruit.- 3.2.3 General requirements of a coolroom.- 3.2.4 Mixed storage.- 3.3 Storage atmospheres.- 3.3.1 Controlled atmosphere (CA) technology.- 3.3.2 Atmosphere regeneration.- 3.3.3 Modified atmosphere technology.- 3.4 Maintaining quality.- 3.4.1 Disease.- 3.4.2 Disorders.- 3.4.3 Injury.- 4. Production of non-fermented fruit products.- 4.1 Introduction.- 4.2 Fruit quality.- 4.3 Temperate fruit juices.- 4.3.1 Orange juice.- 4.3.2 Citrus juices.- 4.3.3 Apple juice.- 4.3.4 Pear juice.- 4.3.5 Stone fruit juices.- 4.3.6 Berry juices.- 4.4 Tropical fruit juices.- 4.4.1 Pineapple juice.- 4.4.2 Papaya purée.- 4.4.3 Mango pulp.- 4.4.4 Passionfruit juice.- 4.4.5 Guava pulp.- 4.5 Clarification of fruit juices.- 4.6 Methods of preservation.- 4.6.1 Thermal treatment of the juice.- 4.6.2 Canning.- 4.6.3 Aseptic processing.- 4.6.4 Bottling.- 4.6.5 Chemical preservatives.- 4.6.6 Freezing.- 4.6.7 Filtration sterilization.- 4.7 Concentration of fruit juice.- 4.7.1 Essence recovery.- 4.7.2 Concentration.- 4.8 Products derived from fruit juice.- 4.8.1 Fruit juice drink.- 4.8.2 Fruit nectars.- 4.8.3 Carbonated beverages.- 4.9 Adulteration of fruit juice.- 5. Cider, perry, fruit wines and other alcoholic fruit beverages.- 5.1 Introduction.- 5.2 Cider.- 5.2.1 A brief history.- 5.2.2 Cider and culinary apples.- 5.2.3 Fermentation of cider.- 5.2.4 Special types of cider.- 5.2.5 The microbiology of apple juice and cider.- 5.2.6 The chemistry of cider.- 5.3 Perry (poire).- 5.4 Fruit wines.- 5.4.1 Fruits used in fruit wine manufacture.- 5.4.2 Processing of the fruit.- 5.4.3 Fermentation of fruit wines.- 5.4.4 Fruit pulp fermentations.- 5.4.5 Alcohol-fortified wines.- 5.4.6 Sparkling (carbonated) fruit wines.- 5.5 Fruit spirits and liqueurs.- 5.5.1 Fruit spirits (sic fruit brandies).- 5.5.2 Apéritifs and liqueurs.- 5.6 Miscellany.- 6. Production of thermally processed and frozen fruit.- 6.1 Introduction.- 6.2 Raw materials.- 6.3 Canning of fruit.- 6.3.1 Cannery hygiene.- 6.3.2 Factory reception.- 6.3.3 Peeling.- 6.3.4 Blanching.- 6.3.5 Choice of cans.- 6.3.6 Filling.- 6.3.7 Syrup.- 6.3.8 Cut out.- 6.3.9 Closing.- 6.3.10 Exhausting.- 6.3.11 Can vacuum.- 6.3.12 Processing.- 6.3.13 Finished pack pH values.- 6.4 Varities of fruit.- 6.4.1 Apples.- 6.4.2 Apricots.- 6.4.3 Bilberries.- 6.4.4 Blackberries.- 6.4.5 Black currants.- 6.4.6 Cherries.- 6.4.7 Gooseberries.- 6.4.8 Grapefruit.- 6.4.9 Fruit salad.- 6.4.10 Fruit cocktail.- 6.4.11 Fruit pie fillings.- 6.4.12 Loganberries.- 6.4.13 Oranges.- 6.4.14 Peaches.- 6.4.15 Pears.- 6.4.16 Pineapple.- 6.4.17 Plums and damsons.- 6.4.18 Prunes.- 6.4.19 Raspberries.- 6.4.20 Rhubarb.- 6.4.21 Strawberries.- 6.5 Bottling.- 6.6 Freezing.- 6.6.1 Freezing methods.- 6.6.2 Storage.- 6.6.3 Packaging.- 6.7 Aseptic packaging.- 6.7.1 Sterilisation/pasteurization.- 6.7.2 Packaging.- 7. The manufacture of preserves
1. Introduction to fruit processing.- 1.1 Processing on a global scale.- 1.2 Factors influencing processing.- 1.3 Fruit types for processing.- 1.3.1 Pome fruits.- 1.3.2 Citrus fruits.- 1.3.3 Stone fruits.- 1.3.4 Soft fruits.- 1.4 Controlling factors in the ripening of fruit.- 1.4.1 Respiration climacteric.- 1.4.2 Ethylene production.- 1.5 Biosynthesis of flavours.- 1.5.1 Analytical data.- 1.5.2 Taste and aroma.- 1.5.3 Flavour formation.- 1.5.4 Physiological and biochemical aspects.- 1.6 Factors influencing fruit quality and crop yield.- 1.6.1 Fruit variety.- 1.6.2 External factors affecting fruit quality.- 1.7 Flavour characteristics.- 1.8 The global market: threats and opportunities.- 1.9 Fruit processing.- 2. Fruit and human nutrition.- 2.1 Introduction.- 2.2 Composition of fruits.- 2.3 The importance of fruit in the human diet.- 2.4 Changes in nutritive value during processing.- 3. Storage, ripening and handling of fruit.- 3.1 Maturing and ripening.- 3.1.1 Climacteric behaviour.- 3.1.2 Ethylene.- 3.1.3 Maturity standards.- 3.2 Temperature and respiration.- 3.2.1 Field heat removal by pre-cooling.- 3.2.2 Cool storage of fruit.- 3.2.3 General requirements of a coolroom.- 3.2.4 Mixed storage.- 3.3 Storage atmospheres.- 3.3.1 Controlled atmosphere (CA) technology.- 3.3.2 Atmosphere regeneration.- 3.3.3 Modified atmosphere technology.- 3.4 Maintaining quality.- 3.4.1 Disease.- 3.4.2 Disorders.- 3.4.3 Injury.- 4. Production of non-fermented fruit products.- 4.1 Introduction.- 4.2 Fruit quality.- 4.3 Temperate fruit juices.- 4.3.1 Orange juice.- 4.3.2 Citrus juices.- 4.3.3 Apple juice.- 4.3.4 Pear juice.- 4.3.5 Stone fruit juices.- 4.3.6 Berry juices.- 4.4 Tropical fruit juices.- 4.4.1 Pineapple juice.- 4.4.2 Papaya purée.- 4.4.3 Mango pulp.- 4.4.4 Passionfruit juice.- 4.4.5 Guava pulp.- 4.5 Clarification of fruit juices.- 4.6 Methods of preservation.- 4.6.1 Thermal treatment of the juice.- 4.6.2 Canning.- 4.6.3 Aseptic processing.- 4.6.4 Bottling.- 4.6.5 Chemical preservatives.- 4.6.6 Freezing.- 4.6.7 Filtration sterilization.- 4.7 Concentration of fruit juice.- 4.7.1 Essence recovery.- 4.7.2 Concentration.- 4.8 Products derived from fruit juice.- 4.8.1 Fruit juice drink.- 4.8.2 Fruit nectars.- 4.8.3 Carbonated beverages.- 4.9 Adulteration of fruit juice.- 5. Cider, perry, fruit wines and other alcoholic fruit beverages.- 5.1 Introduction.- 5.2 Cider.- 5.2.1 A brief history.- 5.2.2 Cider and culinary apples.- 5.2.3 Fermentation of cider.- 5.2.4 Special types of cider.- 5.2.5 The microbiology of apple juice and cider.- 5.2.6 The chemistry of cider.- 5.3 Perry (poire).- 5.4 Fruit wines.- 5.4.1 Fruits used in fruit wine manufacture.- 5.4.2 Processing of the fruit.- 5.4.3 Fermentation of fruit wines.- 5.4.4 Fruit pulp fermentations.- 5.4.5 Alcohol-fortified wines.- 5.4.6 Sparkling (carbonated) fruit wines.- 5.5 Fruit spirits and liqueurs.- 5.5.1 Fruit spirits (sic fruit brandies).- 5.5.2 Apéritifs and liqueurs.- 5.6 Miscellany.- 6. Production of thermally processed and frozen fruit.- 6.1 Introduction.- 6.2 Raw materials.- 6.3 Canning of fruit.- 6.3.1 Cannery hygiene.- 6.3.2 Factory reception.- 6.3.3 Peeling.- 6.3.4 Blanching.- 6.3.5 Choice of cans.- 6.3.6 Filling.- 6.3.7 Syrup.- 6.3.8 Cut out.- 6.3.9 Closing.- 6.3.10 Exhausting.- 6.3.11 Can vacuum.- 6.3.12 Processing.- 6.3.13 Finished pack pH values.- 6.4 Varities of fruit.- 6.4.1 Apples.- 6.4.2 Apricots.- 6.4.3 Bilberries.- 6.4.4 Blackberries.- 6.4.5 Black currants.- 6.4.6 Cherries.- 6.4.7 Gooseberries.- 6.4.8 Grapefruit.- 6.4.9 Fruit salad.- 6.4.10 Fruit cocktail.- 6.4.11 Fruit pie fillings.- 6.4.12 Loganberries.- 6.4.13 Oranges.- 6.4.14 Peaches.- 6.4.15 Pears.- 6.4.16 Pineapple.- 6.4.17 Plums and damsons.- 6.4.18 Prunes.- 6.4.19 Raspberries.- 6.4.20 Rhubarb.- 6.4.21 Strawberries.- 6.5 Bottling.- 6.6 Freezing.- 6.6.1 Freezing methods.- 6.6.2 Storage.- 6.6.3 Packaging.- 6.7 Aseptic packaging.- 6.7.1 Sterilisation/pasteurization.- 6.7.2 Packaging.- 7. The manufacture of preserves