Patent classifications
A23V2300/16
PROCESS FOR ENCAPSULATING SOLID AND LIQUID ADDITIVES FOR FOODSTUFFS
A process for producing a fat-encapsulated ingredient. A fat is metered into an extruder, the fat having a melting point of at least 50° C. The fat is heated in in the extruder during rotation of at least one screw. At least one ingredient is metered into a barrel of the extruder to produce a flowable mixture. The flowable mixture is cooled in a a downstream adjacent section of the extruder barrel. The mixture is subsequently discharged through an extruder die. After discharge, the mixture is comminuted.
Method for producing textured protein material
Problem to be Solved An object of the present invention is to provide a method for producing a textured protein material having a meat-like fibrous texture. Solution The textured protein material having a meat-like fibrous texture can be produced by feeding a flat-sheet-like textured protein material prepared via pressurization and heating, and then extrusion by an extruder through cutting blade rolls composed of a pair of rolls facing each other and having a plurality of square-blade-like annular blades arranged in parallel, thereby making slits sheared on the topside and the underside of the textured protein material in the same direction as the extruded direction.
SOLID PASTE COMPOSITION FOR COOKING AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING SAME
A solid paste composition for cooking that contains beans is provided. The solid paste composition contains 3% by mass or higher, on a dry mass basis, of an insoluble dietary fiber, 10% by mass or higher, on a dry mass basis, of a starch, 4% by mass or higher, on a dry mass basis, of a protein, and after isothermally treating the solid paste composition in 40 times as much water at 90° C. for 5 minutes, the Haze value of the water being 25% or lower.
SOLID PASTE COMPOSITION FOR COOKING AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING SAME
A solid paste composition for cooking that contains beans is provided. The solid paste composition contains 3% by mass or higher, on a dry mass basis, of an insoluble dietary fiber, 10% by mass or higher, on a dry mass basis, of a starch, 4% by mass or higher, on a dry mass basis, of a protein, and after isothermally treating the solid paste composition in 40 times as much water at 90° C. for 5 minutes, the Haze value of the water being 25% or lower.
SOLUTION OF DENATURED PEA PROTEIN, AND USES THEREOF TO FORM MICROPARTICLES
A method of producing a denatured pea protein solution comprises the steps of mixing pea protein with an alkali solvent to provide a 1-10% pea protein solution (w/v) having a pH of at least 10, resting the pea protein solution for at least 15 minutes, heating the pea protein solution under conditions sufficient to heat-denature the pea protein without causing gelation of the pea protein solution, and rapidly cooling the denatured pea protein solution to prevent gelation, wherein at least 90% of the pea protein in the denatured pea protein solution is soluble. Also described is a method of producing microparticles having a denatured pea protein matrix, the method comprising the steps of providing a denatured pea protein solution according to the invention, treating the denatured pea protein solution to form microdroplets; and cross-linking and chelating the droplets to form microparticles.
SOLUTION OF DENATURED PEA PROTEIN, AND USES THEREOF TO FORM MICROPARTICLES
A method of producing a denatured pea protein solution comprises the steps of mixing pea protein with an alkali solvent to provide a 1-10% pea protein solution (w/v) having a pH of at least 10, resting the pea protein solution for at least 15 minutes, heating the pea protein solution under conditions sufficient to heat-denature the pea protein without causing gelation of the pea protein solution, and rapidly cooling the denatured pea protein solution to prevent gelation, wherein at least 90% of the pea protein in the denatured pea protein solution is soluble. Also described is a method of producing microparticles having a denatured pea protein matrix, the method comprising the steps of providing a denatured pea protein solution according to the invention, treating the denatured pea protein solution to form microdroplets; and cross-linking and chelating the droplets to form microparticles.
CRUNCHY SNACK FOOD PRODUCT
The present invention relates to crunchy edible formulations comprising fibre, protein and a restricted amount of carbohydrate and substantially devoid of fat and sugar. Methods of making said formulations and their use in food products are also provided.
CRUNCHY SNACK FOOD PRODUCT
The present invention relates to crunchy edible formulations comprising fibre, protein and a restricted amount of carbohydrate and substantially devoid of fat and sugar. Methods of making said formulations and their use in food products are also provided.
A meat replacement product, a method of manufacturing the same, the use of insoluble washable starch in food products, and a twin-screw extruder
A meat replacement product, a method of manufacturing the same, and the use of insoluble washable starch in food products to improve the mouthfeel of a meat replacement product. Improvements to meat replacement products and high moisture protein texturization extrusion are disclosed. By selecting the extrusion parameters and starting materials containing mechanically processed starch-containing grains suitably, the formation of an emulsion between the starch and proteinaceous matrix forming protein melt can be prevented or reduced to such an extent that there exists a substantial amount of starch that is not bound in the protein matrix. The presence of starch not bound in the protein matrix improves mouthfeel and sustains an acceptable mouthfeel for a prolonged period.
A meat replacement product, a method of manufacturing the same, the use of insoluble washable starch in food products, and a twin-screw extruder
A meat replacement product, a method of manufacturing the same, and the use of insoluble washable starch in food products to improve the mouthfeel of a meat replacement product. Improvements to meat replacement products and high moisture protein texturization extrusion are disclosed. By selecting the extrusion parameters and starting materials containing mechanically processed starch-containing grains suitably, the formation of an emulsion between the starch and proteinaceous matrix forming protein melt can be prevented or reduced to such an extent that there exists a substantial amount of starch that is not bound in the protein matrix. The presence of starch not bound in the protein matrix improves mouthfeel and sustains an acceptable mouthfeel for a prolonged period.