Dried Mango – Fruit Processing

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Dehydrated mango is obtained from rare-ripe carabao mangoes dried through the principle of osmosis followed by
drying with the use of a cabinet dryer. The finished product is golden yellow with a semi-translucent, plump
appearance, chewable texture, which is neither crisp or leathery and a flavor characteristic of sweetened mango.

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Dried Mango

dried mango

Dried mangoes can be eaten as is, as snacks and dessert or used as ingredient for ice cream mixes and toppings.
In the dehydration of fruits, several factors like choice of drying equipment and operating conditions must be considered in the drying process because these can have strong impact on the physical properties of the finished product.

Dried Mango

Ingredients

10 kl. fresh firm ripe mangoes
1 1/2 kl. sugar
5 grams of sodium metabisulfite

Note:

Green mangoes can also be used for dried green mangoes, following the same procedure.

Procedure

1. Weigh and wash fruits thoroughly.
2. Peel. Slice longitudinally. Separate choice cuts from chips.
3. Weigh mango slices.
4. Add 30% sugar. Allow to stand for 4-6 hours.
5. Drain. Add 1% sodium metabisulfite to syrup.
6. Boil Syrup. Add mango slices and boil for 3 minutes.
7. Let stand overnight. Drain. Collect syrup
8. Wash mango slices with warm water. Drain.
9. Spread on trays and dry in solar dryer for 16 hours.
10. Sweat for 12 hours. Sprinkle confectionaire’s sugar.
11. Pack in polythylene/polypropylene bags.

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Reference:

Department of Science and Technology. Basic Methods in Mango Processing.

University of the Philippines College of Home Economics. Comprehensive Training Course on Mango Processing and Quality Control.

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