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Ros Butt wrote in message
news Once again, it's coming to the season of busily freezing

excess
runners.
I've always blanched them, but I've read recently that there

is
no
need to
blanch. Has anyone any experience of blanched versus

unblanched?
I'm not
even sure of the reason for blanching.

Any help would be great.
Blanch them because the heat stops all biological processes.

Only complete cooking stops all biological activity. (Almost

all)

a good dose of gamma rays does too


True, but not many urglers have access to a Cobalt bomb.


Only a cobalt 60 source is needed, I am sure many urglers have one

in
their garden shed :-)

The food industry has access to chambers that use gamma rays to stop
all biological processes in food.
http://www.foodstandards.gov.uk/safe...e/irradfoodqa/


Oh, dear. It's not organic.

Franz
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Only complete cooking stops all biological activity. (Almost

all)

a good dose of gamma rays does too

True, but not many urglers have access to a Cobalt bomb.


Only a cobalt 60 source is needed, I am sure many urglers have one

in
their garden shed :-)

The food industry has access to chambers that use gamma rays to stop
all biological processes in food.
http://www.foodstandards.gov.uk/safe...e/irradfoodqa/


Oh, dear. It's not organic.


Worse still it kills bacteria, but doesn't get rid of toxins caused by
the bacteria. It's the reason that prawns imported from the Far East
sometimes make people ill.
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