Which foodstuffs are preserved in your house and how it is done?
1. Jams and Jellies:
- Preservation Method: High sugar content prevents microbial growth. Fruit pectin helps in gelling.
- Foodstuffs: Strawberries, grapes, oranges, etc.
2. Pickles:
- Preservation Method: Vinegar inhibits the growth of harmful bacteria. Salt draws out water from vegetables, creating an unfavorable environment for microbial growth.
- Foodstuffs: Cucumbers, carrots, cauliflower, etc.
3. Canned Goods:
- Preservation Method: Heat treatment destroys microorganisms; airtight seals prevent their re-entry.
- Foodstuffs: Fruits, vegetables, fish, meat, legumes, etc.
4. Dried Fruits:
- Preservation Method: Low moisture content inhibits microbial growth.
- Foodstuffs: Raisins, dried apricots, prunes, etc.
5. Cured Meats:
- Preservation Method: Combination of salting, smoking, drying, or using preservatives prevent spoilage.
- Foodstuffs: Bacon, sausages, jerky, etc.
6. Fermented Vegetables:
- Preservation Method: Lactic acid produced by fermentation inhibits bacteria.
- Foodstuffs: Sauerkraut, kimchi, pickled cabbage, etc.
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