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Pectin, a natural food additive extracted from fruits, is mainly used as a stabilizer in jam, jelly, and yogurt. Its dissolution requires a high-sugar environment and hot water. The setting effect of pectin is influenced by pH value, so strict control is needed during use. As a natural ingredient, pectin is favored in the food industry for improving the taste and stability of food.
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Food additive: How to use pectin
What is pectin?
Natural substance
Found in fruits
Especially in citrus peels and apples
Used as a thickening agent
Function in food
Gelling agent
Converts fruit juice into jelly
Stabilizer
Maintains texture in dairy products
Types of pectin
Highmethoxyl pectin
Requires high sugar content
Forms gel in acidic conditions
Commonly used in jams and jellies
Low-methoxyl pectin
Requires calcium
Forms gel without high sugar content
Used in low-sugar or sugar-free products
How to use pectin in cooking
Read the recipe
Understand the type of pectin needed
High-methoxyl or low-methoxyl
Check the sugar and acid levels
Prepare the fruit
Chop or crush the fruit
Release natural pectin
Add sugar and acid (if needed)
For high-methoxyl pectin
Mix pectin with sugar
Prevents clumping
Ensure even distribution
Add pectin mixture to fruit
Gradually
Stir constantly
Cook the mixture
Bring to a boil
Maintain for a set time
Skim off foam if necessary
Test for gel set
Use the cold plate test
Place a small amount on a plate
Check consistency
Cool and set
Pour into jars if making preserves
Seal and process if necessary
Safety and storage
Store pectin in a cool, dry place
Avoid moisture
Keep in airtight container
Follow usage instructions
Do not exceed recommended amounts
To avoid texture issues
Tips for successful pectin use
Measure accurately
Use a kitchen scale for precision
Use fresh pectin
Check expiration date
Ensure best results
Be patient
Allow sufficient cooking time
For proper gel formation
Adjust for altitude
Higher altitudes may require changes
In cooking time and sugar content