How to store donkey-hide gelatin cake best_How to store cooked donkey-hide gelatin cake

Donkey-hide gelatin is a good tonic for women. Donkey-hide gelatin cake can be eaten as food and also has health-care effects. As we all know, although donkey-hide gelatin is rich in nutrients, there are many fake donkey-hide gelatin bought outside. Many people like to make donkey-hide gelatin cakes by themselves, but everyone knows that the donkey-hide gelatin cakes they make themselves are not easy to store. Therefore, the preservation method of donkey-hide gelatin cakes is a matter of concern to everyone.

How to store the cooked donkey-hide gelatin cake?

The donkey-hide gelatin cake you make yourself can be placed in a sealed fresh-keeping box and then frozen in the refrigerator. It can be kept for a year without deteriorating. Since the donkey-hide gelatin cake is made by ourselves, it has been processed artificially and auxiliary materials have been added, so it has a shelf life. It is generally recommended not to store it for too long.

How to preserve homemade donkey-hide gelatin

The traditional way to store donkey-hide gelatin is to store it in a lime jar when the weather is hot and humid, or to bury it in rice bran and store it in a sealed container. The lime and rice bran absorb moisture and thus play a protective role.

Modern households can put a little lime or other desiccant at the bottom of a wide-mouthed glass bottle. For example, separate the food desiccant bags left over after eating other foods with thick paper, then put the donkey-hide gelatin wrapped in paper into the bags, cover the bottle tightly, and place it in a cool and dry place.

You can also store the donkey-hide gelatin in a wooden box and put a little ash or other desiccant at the bottom of the box to prevent the donkey-hide gelatin from becoming caked or moldy due to moisture. If it is donkey-hide gelatin that was not finished last year, it should be wrapped in paper first into small packages of about 100 to 200 grams. A layer of old oil paper should be placed inside the paper bag, and a piece of old oil paper should also be placed between each layer of glue. If you don’t have old oil paper, you can use a food plastic bag instead to prevent the gelatin from sticking to the paper. Be careful not to put too much lime in the box.

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If the donkey-hide gelatin stored at home becomes softened due to deliquescence, the medicinal properties of the gelatin will not be greatly lost and it can be taken. However, once donkey-hide gelatin becomes moldy, it can no longer be eaten. Eating moldy and deteriorated donkey-hide gelatin will cause symptoms of diarrhea and vomiting, which will affect your health.

In fact, with the improvement of production technology, the produced donkey-hide gelatin is no longer so easy to become damp and soft. Of course, it's hard to say during the rainy season. Therefore, the simplest way is to put the donkey-hide gelatin into an edible packaging bag, tie the mouth tightly, and then store it in the refrigerator. Home-made nourishing foods such as donkey-hide gelatin paste also need to be sealed and stored in the refrigerator. In addition, in winter, donkey-hide gelatin is most afraid of being broken by wind, so it must be kept in a sealed container.