Studies on different drying, canning and value addition techniques for mushrooms (Calocybe Indica)

  • Lakshmipathy G
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Drying characteristics and the quality of dried mushrooms were analyzed. Calocybe indica slices (5 mm) were dried in cross flow dryer, open sun dryer, solar dryer, through flow dryer, vibro dryer, vacuum dryer in the respective drying chambers at 65, 36, 55, 60, 55 and 45°C. Mushrooms were dried from about 84 to 3% moisture content (w.b) in about 8 h. Solar drier was cost effective and efficient in drying in the overall analysis. Potassium meta bisulphite (0.25 g/l) and 3% H 2 O 2 and was proposed for washing mushrooms which supports storage up to six days with minimal contamination. Mushroom jam was made with different sources of pectin; however, jam made with natural pectin (guava) showed highest sensory score. Mushroom squash Formulation -III contains flavor enhancers such as amla and lemon extract.

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Lakshmipathy, G. (2013). Studies on different drying, canning and value addition techniques for mushrooms (Calocybe Indica). African Journal of Food Science, 7(10), 361–367. https://doi.org/10.5897/ajfs2013.1002

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