Puree

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Pureeing cooked vegetables (here with an electric hand mixer with hand blender -Aufsatz)

Puree (from old French pure 'clean' , 'seven', 'pass', from late Latin purare 'clean' ), less often referred to as pulping, is the processing of food into a fine, homogeneous pulp ( puree ).

The most thorough method is passing , wiping through a sieve in which larger portions of the food are retained. Suitable foods such as boiled potatoes can also be mashed or pressed using special presses ( potato press ). Mortars and chopping knives are also used for pureeing.

Modern devices that make pureeing easier include:

In the food industry, so-called cutters are used to puree food .