Oleoresin
- Oleoresin is the concentrated product which is obtained by extraction of the dry spices.
- The extraction is done by using an organic solvent or solvent 'mixture like ethyleneikchloride, acetone, alcohol and hexane.
- Oleoresin represents the complete flavour of the concentrated fresh spice.
- It contains volatile as well as non-volatile constituent of the spice.
- The residual solvent in the oleoresin should be below 30 ppm.
- Oleoresin can not be used directly because it is too concentrated and is diffeticto dispense.
- But oleoresin can be used directly in the fatty products like processed meat, fish cheese, baked food and vegetables. Oleoresin has greater heat stability than essential oils.
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Last modified: Friday, 9 March 2012, 3:56 AM