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Preserved Food
 

Spice has a major influence on human history. The earliest spice was only intended for medical use, and spices have a certain curing effect on some particular diseases. During the times when there was no effective technology for food storage, preserving food was the only way to keep the food through the long winter in the autumn. In order to preserve food, spices and ingredients of spice were being used as addictive. With advanced food processing technology and consumer demands high-quality product, today the market is filled with all kinds of different processed food. In order to improve the quality and degree of refinement in mass production and storage, all the spices and food additives available will improve as well. More different varieties of products can be expected.

Chicken Fillet Preserving Powder

Suitable for traditional white pepper chicken fillet, wings and other meat products. Proper ratio is as (Meat: Powder: Water = 12:1:1) 
 

Red Pepper Chicken Powder 

 Cut the boneless chicken fillet into bite size; heat up to 160 degrees for 3 minutes. (Meat: Powder: Water = 5:1:1) 
 

Deep-fried Pork
Preserving Powder

Deep-fried pork seasoning with garlic and color in pink. (Meat: Powder: Water = 10:1:1)

Chicken Preserving Powder

Can be used on salty deep-fried chicken, diced chicken or chicken wings. A perfect ratio for the powder would be (Meat: Powder: Water = 12:1:1).

Deep-fried pork fillet powder

Can be greatly effective to preserve the water content and style when used on fish fillets. A perfect ratio for the powder would be (Meat: Powder: Water = 10:1:1).

Italian style / New Orleans preserving powder 

Italian style offers an exotic taste. A perfect ratio for the powder would be (Meat: Powder: Water = 10:1:1).

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