Patent classifications
A23J3/22
PLANT SOURCED PROTEIN-POLYPHENOL COMPLEXES
Compositions and methods are provided, wherein one or more plant protein(s) are combined with one or more fruit, vegetable, nut or grain sources of phenolics to generate protein-phenol complexes within the mixture. The source of phenolics primarily derive from plant waste, residuals, by-products or side streams, such as, for example, the solids which remain after the extraction of juice from fruit or oil pressed from olives, nuts or grains (e.g., pomace), or fruit and vegetables, etc., which could not be sold for some reason or another. In one embodiment, this mixture constitutes an Admixture that can be added to meat analogue formulations. In one embodiment, this mixture constitutes a Base Substance to generate a Meat Analogue and/or Final Product, which can provide a replacement for different types of meat including beef, buffalo, deer, chicken, turkey, pork, fish, shellfish, etc.
METHOD OF USING BRANCHED-CHAIN FATTY ACIDS TO SUBSTANTIALLY EMULATE RUMINANT SENSORY PROFILES IN PLANT- AND CELL-BASED MEAT AND DAIRY PRODUCTS
A plant-based food product that substantially emulates a ruminant meat may comprise one or more branched chain fatty acids to induce a sensory profile that is not significantly different from that of animal lamb, venison, or goat.
EDIBLE AERIAL MYCELIA AND METHODS OF MAKING THE SAME
An improved mycelium in the form of an edible aerial mycelium that is suitable for use as a food product, including a food ingredient for making mycelium-based food, such as bacon. A method of making an edible aerial mycelium suitable for use as a food product, including a food ingredient. An edible product containing an edible aerial mycelium, and a method of making an edible product comprising an edible aerial mycelium, such as a mycelium-based bacon. A mycelium-based food product having a texture that is analogous to a whole-muscle meat product, wherein that whole-muscle meat product is bacon.
Method for Producing a Food Product
The invention refers to a method of producing a deformed fibrous protein product (12) from a wet textured product material (11). The wet textured product material (11) comprises at least 10 wt % of proteins possessing a fibrous structure and at least 35 wt % water. The in particular deformed fibrous protein product (12) being selected from the group consisting of a deformed product (12a), an initial pulled product (12b), a block product (12c), and a final pulled product (12d). The method comprising the step of a) elastic-plastically deforming the wet textured product material (11), thereby changing the fibrous structure to obtain the deformed product (12a).
Meat Substitute Composition
To provide a meat substitute composition having a texture and sensory properties closer to those of real meat than a meat substitute composition in the related art, the present disclosure provides meat substitute composition containing a polypeptide that satisfies the following (1) or (2):
(1) number of amino acid residues is 150 or more, an alanine residue content is 12 to 40%, and a glycine residue content is 11 to 55%; or
(2) an amino acid residue content of at least one type selected from the group consisting of serine, threonine, and tyrosine, an alanine residue content, and a glycine residue content account for 56% or more altogether.
Meat Substitute Composition
To provide a meat substitute composition having a texture and sensory properties closer to those of real meat than a meat substitute composition in the related art, the present disclosure provides meat substitute composition containing a polypeptide that satisfies the following (1) or (2):
(1) number of amino acid residues is 150 or more, an alanine residue content is 12 to 40%, and a glycine residue content is 11 to 55%; or
(2) an amino acid residue content of at least one type selected from the group consisting of serine, threonine, and tyrosine, an alanine residue content, and a glycine residue content account for 56% or more altogether.
VEGETABLE PROTEIN-CONTAINING FOOD
The purpose of the present invention is to provide a vegetable protein-containing food that has an excellent juicy feeling (juiciness), a meat-like hardness, a good chewiness and almost the same texture as a natural livestock meat-containing food. A vegetable protein-containing food that comprises (A) a granular vegetable protein, and/or a granular textured vegetable protein containing brown rice, (B) a fibrillated granular vegetable protein, and (C) a mixture of oil or fat, water and methyl cellulose. This vegetable protein-containing food has an excellent juicy feeling (juiciness), a meat-like hardness, a good chewiness and almost the same texture as a natural livestock meat-containing food, which makes it appropriately usable as a pseudo-meat food.
ENRICHMENT ENHANCERS FOR TASTE IMPROVEMENT
The present disclosure provides compositions comprising delta lactones for use in improving taste in food products.
PLANT BASED MEAT ANALOGUE PREPARED BY WET EXTRUSION OF MIXTURE OF PLANT PROTEIN ISOLATES AND GLUTEN
The present invention relates to a method of making a cold cut meat analogue, said method comprising: mixing a combination of two or more plant protein isolates, wheat gluten and optionally other ingredients, wherein the % (w/w) dry weight ratio of the combination of two or more plant protein isolates to wheat gluten ranges from 65:35 to 85:15, and wherein at least one plant protein isolate is derived from pea and/or at least one plant protein isolate is derived from soy; adding water and mixing to form a dough; extruding the dough by wet extrusion; cooling; and optionally cutting. A cold cut meat analogue made by the method of the invention is also provided.
Dosing and Mixing Interim Plate
In some embodiments the present technology is directed to a system for dosing and mixing ingredients in a High Moisture Extrusion process, the system comprising: an extruder to mix ingredients to turn them into a protein extrudate, a cooling die to cool the protein extrudate and to cool an enhanced extrudate with ingredients added after the extruder, an interim plate connecting the extruder and the cooling die, to add and mix further ingredients, and facilitate movement of the protein extrudate and the enhanced extrudate into the cooling die, the interim plate further comprising one or more interim plate inlets to allow the entry of the protein extrudate from the extruder into the interim plate, and one or more dosing inlets for adding new ingredients to the protein extrudate that exits the extruder and enters the interim plate.