The invention relates to a baked food product comprising a protein, a dietary fiber, water, a stabilizer, and optionally a digestible carbohydrate, wherein the baked food product comprises at least 30 wt % of the protein based on a dry matter weight, wherein at least 50 wt % of the protein consist of albumin, and wherein a weight ratio of the protein to the dietary fiber is selected in the range of 0.75-4, wherein the food product is a gluten-free food product, and wherein a weight ratio of the optional digestible carbohydrate to protein is equal to or less than 0.15. Further, a process for the production of such food product and a baking composition obtainable by the process is described.

The invention discloses a food, ingredients of the food are made of vegetable or fruit, flour, egg and milk, the vegetable or fruit is fermenting and fermented paste of vegetable or fruit which is in fermentation under a condition without adding any water, sugar, and microbiological bacteria; the food is prepared by mixing, fermentating and baking a mixed and various chinese and western food products by carrying out at least one fermentation on a mixture of vegetable or fruit, flour, egg and milk.

[Problem] To produce a frozen bread dough improver that has an effect of improving rising of frozen bread dough, is highly safe, and tasteless, using a method that is low-cost and low in environmental impact. Also, to effectively use yeast cell body residue produced as a byproduct of yeast extract. [Means for Solving the Problem] Yeast cell body residue remaining after extracting useful extract from yeast is suspended in water and heated, after which the suspension is subjected to centrifugal separation and a supernatant is obtained. This fraction contains, per solid content, at least 45 wt % RNA, at least 5 wt % dietary fiber, and at least 10 wt % protein, and mannan content in the dietary fiber is at least 60 wt %. This can be used to improve rising of frozen bread dough.

There is provided a lactic acid bacteria strain, Lactococcus lactis with accession number IDAC 270613-01, having a short fermentation lag phase of 1 to 5 hours which is compatible with modern bread making methods. Pre-ferment methods which use the strain for manufacture of leavened products and the leavened products produced therefrom are also disclosed.

The present disclosure concerns recombinant yeast host cells expressing cell-associated heterologous food and/or feed enzymes which are expressed during the propagation phase of the recombinant yeast hosts cells. The recombinant yeast host cells can be used in a subsequent production process to make food and/or feed products, for example, baked products.

Embodiments of the disclosure can relate to dough products and method of making the same. In one example embodiment of the disclosure, a method for making a yeast-based dough product may include preparing a yeast broth by dispersing an amount of yeast into water and mixing the amount of yeast with water until a homogenized solution is reached; mixing the yeast broth with a pre-blend of dry ingredients to form a batter, and without allowing a resting period, baking the batter at an elevated temperature. The amount of yeast utilized may be determined based at least in part on achieving instantaneous gassing without a rise in batter volume when mixing the yeast broth with the pre-blend of dry ingredients.

The invention provides a solid baking additive both baking enzymes and baker's yeast in a homogenous co-formulated form, which exhibit excellent enzyme stability.

A making method of meal replacement bread is provided, which is based on hypoglycemic function of black fungus polysaccharide and yam polysaccharide, and uses ?-amylase inhibition rate as a measurement index. Five single-factor experiments are designed with an addition of composite polysaccharide, buckwheat flour, butter, cream cheese and milk respectively, to screen out the best addition of each nutrient and provide a making recipe of the hypoglycemic meal replacement bread with high nutrition.

A method for preparing bread dough includes providing a yeast mixture including active dry yeast, water, and sweetened condensed milk; providing a shortening mixture including vegetable shortening, water, salt, and sugar; heating the shortening mixture, such that substantially most of the vegetable shortening is melted; adding whole milk and room-temperature water to the shortening mixture; adding egg yolk to the shortening mixture; adding flour to the shortening mixture; combining the shortening mixture and the yeast mixture to form a combined mixture; adding flour to the combined mixture; and thoroughly mixing the combined mixture in order to distribute moisture evenly throughout the combined mixture.

The invention features multi-specific fusion protein complexes with one domain comprising IL-15 or a functional variant and a binding domain specific to IL-7 or IL-21.