PROGRESS OF HIGH PRESSURE USE IN FOOD INDUSTRY

As temperature is used in cooking, pressure can also be used for food processing and preservation. Now in Japan there grows a recognition of two cooking methods by heat and pressure. In this report, principle of high pressure use for food, its merit, and present status of research and development are described.

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