FIELD: food industry.
SUBSTANCE: preserves are prepared by cutting, browning in melted butter and straining carrots, white roots and raw onions, freezing sugar peas and greens, mincing rabbit meat, browning in melted butter wheat flour. The listed components are mixed with bone broth, tomato paste, sugar, culinary salt and CO2-extracts of bitter black pepper and bay leaf. The resultant mixture is packaged in aluminium tubes, vacuum-sealed and sterilised. Herewith the components are used at given quantities.
EFFECT: expansion of technical facilities and dishes used in production of new preserved food, which allow to increase their digestibility.
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Dates
2009-07-20—Published
2008-02-21—Filed