Ingredients: (per 8-oz Glass Jar pr 211 X 300 can)
- bangus, dressed 170-180 grams
- 2% brine
Utensils:
- weighing scale
- plastic trays
- dial thermometer
- chopping board
- colander
- steamer
- knife
- salinometer
- heavy duty gas stove
- pressure cooker – All American Standard
Procedure
- Scale the fish and remove the head, tail and internal organs.
- Wash the fish thoroughly to remove blood and dirt.
- Drain and cut transversely to fit the size of the can (scrape off the remaining blood and entrails).
- Soak in 15% brine for 20 minutes. Drain.
- Fill into cans/bottles and add 2% brine leaving 1/6 to 1/4 inch headspace.
- Exhaust by heating the filled cans by steam or over boiling water to an internal temperature of 85° C and seal.
- Process at 15-psi for 90 minutes in cans, 10-psi for 120 min. in bottles.
- Cool and, wash cans to remove grease and grime.
- Dry and label.
For more information, contact:
Industrial Technology Development Institute
DOST Compound, Gen. Santos Ave.,
Bicutan, Taguig City
Tel Nos.: (02) 837-2071 to 82 locs 2182, 2218, 2180;
Telefax Nos.: (02) 837-3167/6150/6156
source: DOST-ITDI, photo from sansebastian.com.ph
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Hi! can anybody share/give idea how to make boneless bangus as in boneless talaga & pls let me know where I can attend a seminar for this subject….Salamat po…..
@Mary Jane, for training, call directly businesscoach, trc or ultima entrepinoy. contact details here:
http://www.mixph.com/2006/03/trainings-and-seminars-institutions.html
hi, i just want to inquire dealers of all american standard heavy duty pressure cookers/canners here in part of Cebu City and Leyte province, maybe from 20 – 25 quartz