Which preservation technique involves heating food to mild temperatures and then cooling them immediately?
The preservation technique you're describing is called pasteurization.
Here's a breakdown:
* Heating to mild temperatures: This is usually done at temperatures between 145-161°F (63-72°C) for a set amount of time. This is enough to kill most harmful bacteria that can cause spoilage and disease.
* Cooling immediately: This step helps prevent the food from being cooked further and ensures that the desired texture and flavor are retained.
Pasteurization is a common method for preserving a variety of foods, including:
* Milk
* Juice
* Wine
* Beer
* Eggs
Let me know if you'd like to know more about pasteurization!
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