Hot Rolled Pickled Cucumbers

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Hot Rolled Pickled Cucumbers

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• Hot rolled steel has been used for decades, yet
  it is rarely heard of today because most people
  have moved onto processed foods and dried mixes
  instead.
• It's basically the stripped core of a cucumber
  that has been wrapped in gauze and tied with a
  rubber band.

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• It's then cooked at over 160 degrees Fahrenheit
  in order to preserve the crisp, crunchy interior.
  
• The resulting product is a cucumber that looks
  just like the fruit you bought it in the store.
• Hot rolled steel coils are used primarily in the
  food industry, especially meat production.

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• When hot rolled sheet steel is used as part of a
  canning process,
• the resulting hot rolled pickled cucumbers have a
  higher rate of survival compared to those that
  have been freshly peeled.
• Hot rolled sheet steel is also typically used in
  other parts of the food manufacturing process
  where deep frying or broiling is concerned.

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• In these instances, there are no benefits
  associated with the use of hot-rolled sheet
  steel.
• For instance, it's not very practical to soak raw
  meat in vegetable oil and use this as a wrapping
  for fried chicken.
• There are two common ways to perform hot rolled
  pickling, using either cold or Hot Rolled Steel.

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• The first is cold, where the cucumbers are left
  in the hot car for up to 48 hours, turning them
  white before they go into the fridge.
• The cucumbers remain crisp and the metal strips
  retain their color.
• The advantage of the cold method is that it
  allows for greater control regarding the amount
  of time that the cucumbers spend in the cold.

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• The second method is hot rolled pickled, where
  the hot metal sheets are heated at a low
  temperature and then placed on the rack below the
  hot oil.
• Cucumbers in this case are allowed to stay in
  their original tight plastic wrapping, which
  helps maintain their crispiness and texture.

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• The result is an improved formability with
  reduced losses in color and texture.
• To make hot rolled oiled cucumbers more
  effective, it's important to make sure that
  you're using properly your hot oil.
• High heat can scorch the surface, releasing lots
  of juice and water.

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• Using a lower temperature with low oil content
  will preserve intact much of the essential oils
  in the cucumbers,
• along with maintaining their crispness.
• Using cold oil is also a good option when hot
  rolled pickled cucumbers are the primary goal.

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• Other considerations include using a cold vented
  rack venting and cold water drainage.
• Cold vents work better than hot vents with regard
  to keeping the oil from vaporizing.
• In hot climates, however, hot vents may work
  better for retaining some of the heat.

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• Cold drainage, on the other hand, can be more
  expensive but works well in hot climates.
• As long as you use a rack vent with proper
  ventilation,
• you'll get excellent results with your hot rolled
  pickled cucumbers.

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• When you get right down to it, the only real
  limitation with hot rolled pickled vegetables is
  time.
• Because they are preserved so tightly, they must
  be kept very cold to preserve their crispness.
• If they're stored and processed properly, they're
  almost perfect.

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• Of course, there are many other methods you can
  employ for hot rolled pickled vegetable recipes.
• One of the best known is the traditional Hot
  Rolled Pickled. There are many different
  versions,
• but a good lap ham-hickey rack can easily make up
  for a lack of hot rolled pickles in any given
  recipe.

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• You can purchase a good hot rolled hickory rack
  from any major department store or hardware
  store.
• It's relatively inexpensive--just be sure to get
  one that fits your particular needs.

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