Patent classifications
A23L13/67
METHOD OF PREPARING PRODUCTS MADE OF DOUGH HAVING A FILLING OF BYPRODUCTS
Kneading the yeast fermented dough in the sourdough way: the flour is poured into warm water, in which sugar, salt, yeast are diluted, the dough is matured for 20 minutes, the dough is received semi-fluid, the dough is cut on the surface with greased vegetable oil; the stuffing is prepared from offal of farm animals or poultry, with the addition in stuffing ingredients onions in an amount of 10-20% of weight of the stuffing, salts, pepper to taste and further cooking steps are carried out. The method allows to prepare products with the optimal technological characteristics having high nutritional value and organoleptic properties of softness, juiciness, creamy taste.
Reconstructed bacon product
A reconstructed bacon product includes meat sourced exclusively from pork bellies. The product includes a cohesive mass of compressed layers of pork belly fat trimmings and pork belly lean trimmings of whole muscle segments. A method of forming a reconstructed bacon product includes obtaining pork belly lean trimmings of whole muscle segments and pork belly fat trimmings, macerating the pork belly lean trimmings, layering the pork belly lean trimmings and pork belly fat trimmings, compressing the layers, heat processing the layers in a mold to form a cohesive mass, and demolding the cohesive mass.
PULVERIZED PRODUCT OF CARBOXYMETHYLATED PULP AND ADDITIVE CONTAINING SAID PULVERIZED PRODUCT
This pulverized product of carboxymethylated pulp has a carboxymethyl substation degree of 0.50 or less and a cellulose-I crystallinity index of 50% or more. This additive contains the pulverized product. Preferably, the carboxymethylated pulp is produced by performing a mercerization reaction in a solvent mainly containing water, and then performing a carboxymethylation reaction in a mixed solvent containing water and an organic solvent, and is fibrillated by wet pulverization.
BACON-BASED FOOD PRODUCTS WITH EXTENDED SHELF LIFE
A method for manufacturing a shelf-stable bacon-based food product is provided, the method including: (a) selecting a bacon starting material having a linoleic acid concentration of about 14% or less of total fatty acid content; (b) mixing the selected bacon starting material with at least one natural antioxidant and one or more additional ingredients to provide a bacon-based blend; and (c) freeze-drying the bacon-based blend to provide a shelf-stable bacon-based food product. Bacon-based and bacon-first food products formulated according to the disclosed methods and having enhanced shelf life are also provided herein.
BACON-BASED FOOD PRODUCTS WITH EXTENDED SHELF LIFE
A method for manufacturing a shelf-stable bacon-based food product is provided, the method including: (a) selecting a bacon starting material having a linoleic acid concentration of about 14% or less of total fatty acid content; (b) mixing the selected bacon starting material with at least one natural antioxidant and one or more additional ingredients to provide a bacon-based blend; and (c) freeze-drying the bacon-based blend to provide a shelf-stable bacon-based food product. Bacon-based and bacon-first food products formulated according to the disclosed methods and having enhanced shelf life are also provided herein.
ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
Disclosed is a method of suppressing off-notes of non-animal derived proteins contained in consumables. More particular, the present disclosure relates to the use of ethyl cyclohexanoate and flavor compositions comprising ethyl cyclohexanoate for non-animal derived protein containing consumables.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING MEAT PROCESSED FOOD
The present invention relates to a meat processed food, into which a gel-like material is locally and quantitatively filled. Provided is a method for producing a meat processed food, having a step of cooling a gelling agent solution prepared by adding a gelling agent into water and then heating and dissolving the gelling agent, so as to prepare a gel-like material having fluidity; and a step of filling the gel-like material into a plurality of predetermined positions inside a meat-containing raw material.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING FORMED MEAT PATTIES
An apparatus for forming a meat patty includes heating a ground meat product to a temperature T1, wherein T1>32 F. The ground meat product is formed into an uncooked patty at temperature T1. The uncooked patty is precooked to form a precooked patty having a skin of depth D comprising denatured protein. The skin is formed on at least an area on the outside of the precooked patty. At least a first portion of the meat product disposed beneath said skin is at approximately T1. The precooked patty is cooked to form a cooked patty, wherein said at least a first portion of the meat product is at a temperature T2.
PRODUCTION OF PRECOOKED FORMED MEAT PATTIES
A cold forming process for forming a meat patty includes heating a ground meat product to a temperature T.sub.1, wherein T.sub.140 F. The ground meat product is formed into an uncooked patty at temperature T.sub.1. The uncooked patty is precooked to form a precooked patty having a skin of depth D comprising denatured protein. The skin is formed on at least an area on the outside of the precooked patty. At least a first portion of the meat product disposed beneath said skin is at approximately T.sub.1. The precooked patty is cooked to form a cooked patty, wherein said at least a first portion of the meat product is at a temperature T.sub.2. The cooked patty is then frozen and then packaged.
Method for producing a reconstituted raw piece of meat
A method for combining a slice of raw meat and a layer of reconstituted raw piece of meat to obtain a combined raw piece of reconstituted meat/meat.
Prior products have been rejected as disadvantageous because: they contain chemical additives such as aminases; they are expensive to produce; they have an inhomogeneous appearance; they tend to separate/disassemble into single components during handling, reducing their shelf-life.
Invention contains only glycerol and salt as binders; stabilizing and preserving are carried out in a single step by drying to a residual moisture of approx. 10%. The raw combination of reconstituted meat/meat has the optical appearance of pure meat, similar elasticity and a precisely adjusted residual juice content. Such a pet food snack can include all types of meat of respective prey animals and shows no tendency to separate, even when subjected to impact, pressure, or shock stresses in a loosely stacked bag package.