In the realm of classic French desserts, custard sauce (Crème pâtissière) used to be a benchmark for evaluating a chef's skills. The traditional process required the chef to stand by the stove, holding a whisk and constantly stirring in the mixture of egg yolks, sugar, milk, and flour, seeking the perfect balance of temperature at that moment - just the right amount of heat to gelatinize the starch without causing the egg mixture to solidify and clump too quickly. This process not only tested technical skills but also patience and experience.
However, with the development of modern food industry, a device called the "Custard Emulsifying Machine" quietly changed everything. The Custard Emulsifying Machine, a seemingly highly specialized piece of equipment, operates based on a combination of physical, chemical and engineering principles.
Essentially, it is a sophisticated heat exchange and shearing device that can precisely control the temperature and apply high-intensity shearing force to the raw materials, achieving the perfect blending of the aqueous phase (milk) and the oil phase (fat in the egg yolks), and promoting the uniform gelatinization of starch particles to form a stable and smooth emulsified system.
The core working process of the equipment is closely interlinked: First, an accurate measurement system delivers the raw materials to the mixing chamber in the preset ratio; then, through the high-speed rotating stator-rotor system or homogenizer head, a powerful shear force is generated, breaking down fat globules and droplets into micrometer or even nanometer levels; simultaneously, the inner layer surrounding the mixing chamber is supplied with circulating water, keeping the temperature within the golden range of 82-85℃ for starch gelatinization. The entire process is automatically executed by a programmable logic controller (PLC), ensuring that each batch of products has completely consistent viscosity, luster, and taste. From home kitchens to large factories, the application scenarios of the Casadeau sauce emulsifier are constantly expanding. In the back kitchens of high-end hotels, compact countertop emulsifiers enable pastry chefs to produce a perfect base for casadeau sauce stably and quickly, which is used for making puffs, multi-layer cakes, and fruit tarts, significantly enhancing the stability and efficiency of the products. In large food factories, fully automatic continuous production lines are operating at a capacity of hundreds or even thousands of liters per hour, and the produced casadeau sauce is pre-made into fillings and sold to bakeries, supermarkets, and chain restaurants worldwide.
Please feel free to contact Kinding to obtain the parameters and quotations for the Custard Emulsifying Machine.