Patent classifications
A23J3/346
METHODS FOR PRODUCING A RICE PROTEIN PEPTIDE AND APPLICATIONS THEREOF
The present invention provides a method for producing a rice protein peptide including (1) preparing a slurry of rice residue protein, followed by sterilizing the rice residue protein; (2) first crushing; (3) undergoing a first proteolysis; (4) second crushing; (5) undergoing a second proteolysis; (6) conducting solid-liquid separation; (7) concentrating; (8) membrane filtering; (9) providing an anti-microbial treatment; (10) performing spray drying. The present method performing super-fine grinding on the proteolytic rice residue protein. During the process of second proteolysis, the protease fully contacts with the substrate, thereby promoting the proteolytic efficiency and taste.
SOLUBLE LEGUME PROTEIN
The invention relates to a legume protein having a low degree of hydrolysis and excellent solubility at an acidic pH, to a method for producing same, and to the use of this protein particularly in a food, cosmetic or pharmaceutical composition.
METHOD FOR PREPARING AN IPP- AND VPP-RICH HYDROLYSATE FROM WHEAT GLUTEN PROTEIN BY ENZYMATIC HYDROLYSIS
A method for preparing IPP- and VPP-rich hydrolysate from wheat gluten protein by enzymatic hydrolysis is disclosed, comprising the following steps: (1) dissolving wheat gluten protein in an alkaline solution, and performing ultrasonic treatment; (2) adding the alkaline protease to the wheat gluten protein solution to hydrolyze; (3) adjusting the pH value of the alkaline hydrolysate to neutral or weakly acidic, and adding protease to hydrolyze, and inactivating the enzyme at a high temperature; (4) centrifuging the hydrolysate to obtain the supernatant, and ultrafiltrating with an ultrafiltration membrane; (5) decolorizing and debitterizing the permeate using a macroporous resin; (6) after the debittered and decolorized liquid is adsorbed by an ion exchange resin, eluting the ion exchange resin and drying, to obtain a powder of IPP- and VPP-rich hydrolysate. The preparation method has a high protein recovery rate, with rich IPP and VPP in the hydrolysate.
Method for reducing the purine content of soybean milk
The present disclosure disclosed is a method for reducing the purine content of soybean milk, which belongs to the technical field of food depurination. According to the method, purine-reducing soybeans are taken as raw materials, and macromolecular purine in a bound state is selected to be hydrolyzed into small molecules according to different existence forms of purine in soybeans, and then micromolecular purine is adsorbed and removed by an adsorbent. The method is high in feasibility and good in removal effect. The soybean milk of the present disclosure is safe and non-toxic, high in purine removal rate, and low in nutrient loss, has no obvious change in mouth feel compared with common soybean milk, and can be used as a safe food for gout patients.
Dairy product analogs and processes for making same
Provided are non-dairy yogurt analogs that have qualities similar to those of dairy-based yogurts. Certain embodiments are to plant-based yogurt analogs comprising fermented plant protein isolates and/or gelled plant protein isolates. Also provided are processes for production of such non-dairy yogurt analogs. For instance, a method for producing a plant-based yogurt mixture capable of being used to make a plant-based yogurt analog comprising the steps of: a) obtaining an essentially dairy-free base for a yogurt formulation that includes a plant-based derivative, such as a paste; and b) adding an acid to said formulation. Thereafter, the plant-based yogurt formulation may be used to manufacture a plant-based yogurt analog comprising the steps of: a) heating a plant-based yogurt mixture for a first pre-determined amount of time while stirring; b) allowing the mixture to cool; c) adding yogurt cultures to the resultant mixture; and d) incubating the resultant mixture for a second pre-determined amount of time to produce a plant-based yogurt analog.
METHOD OF IMPROVING THE TEXTURE AND FUNCTIONALITY OF A DRY FRACTIONATED PLANT PROTEIN CONCENTRATE BEVERAGE
The invention relates in general to a method of making a plant based liquid, said method comprising dispersing triglyceride in a plant protein mixture; forming an emulsion; applying a thermal treatment to the emulsion; and applying a shear treatment to the thermal treated emulsion to form a plant based liquid.
Zymolytic rice protein powder with low granular sensation, methods for preparing and application thereof
The present invention provides a zymolytic rice protein powder with low granular sensation, and a method for preparing the zymolytic rice protein powder comprising the following steps: (1) pretreatment of rice residue after sugar production; (2) high temperature extrusion pretreatment; (3) refining treatment; (4) wet crushing; (5) controlling zymolysis; (6) terminating zymolysis; (7) microjet treatment; (8) spray drying; (9) subsequent crushing. The protein content of the zymolytic rice protein powder in the present invention is more than 80%; the fat content thereof is less than 3%; the water content thereof is less than 5%; and the nitrogen solubility index thereof is more than 30%. The molecular weight distribution of the soluble protein is as follows: the proportion thereof with a molecular weight of less than 2000 Da is more than 70%.
PROCESS FOR PRODUCTION OF CONCENTRATES OF CHELATED MINERALS WITH SOYBEAN AMINO ACIDS AND/OR SOYBEAM PROTEIN, AND RELATED PRODUCT
This invention relates to a process for obtaining concentrates of minerals chelated with amino acids or small peptides comprising soybean aminogram, wherein the reaction mixture is formed by diluting the source of natural amino acids from soybean which can undergo additivation of synthetic amino acids from soybean with water, at a ratio ranging from 1:4-7 in mass of amino acids per volume of water, with the physical reaction medium being transformed in emulsion through micro shear using a rotation from 2,500 to 5,000 rpm, and the stoichiometric balance being an excess of metal ions in relation to the ligand ions of soybean amino acids, in a molar ratio varying between 1: 1.2-1.8 between divalent metal ions and amino acids ions, respectively. The concentrates of minerals chelated with amino acids from soybean aminogram, having concentrations higher than those existing today, present industrial application as food supplements or in animal nutrition feed.
COMPOSITION, METHODS, AND USES FOR PEA PROTEIN ISOLATES HAVING IMPROVED DISSOLUTION CHARACTERISTICS
The technology disclosed in this specification pertains to a deamidated pea protein isolates, processes for making a deamidated pea protein isolate, and use of the deamidated pea protein isolate in food and beverage compositions. The disclose deamidated pea protein isolates have dissolution properties that are significantly improved compared to non-deamidated pea protein isolates. Furthermore, the deamidated protein isolates maintain good dissolution properties throughout storage.
Process for enhancing solubility of plant protein compositions
The present disclosure discloses methods for preparing plant-based protein compositions, such as a pea protein isolate, comprising alkaline phosphate salts, wherein the compositions exhibit greatly improved solubility. The high solubility of these plant-based protein isolate compositions greatly facilitates the manufacture of food and beverage products containing plant-based protein.