Patent classifications
A23L27/14
PARTICULATE MEAT SEASONING COMPOSITION
The invention relates to a particulate meat seasoning composition comprising: a) 10-70 wt. % of farinaceous component comprising: 5-30% by weight of the farinaceous component of semolina component having a particle size of more than 100 m to 1,200 m, said semolina component being selected from wheat semolina, rice semolina, maize semolina, rye semolina, tapioca semolina and combinations thereof; 70-95% of by weight of the farinaceous component of flour component having a particle size of 10 m to 100 m, said flour component being selected from wheat flour, rice flour, maize flour, rye flour, tapioca flour and combinations thereof; b) 30-90 wt. % of one or more seasoning ingredients selected from sodium chloride, potassium chloride, sodium glutamate, spices, herbs, vegetables, fruit, sucrose and yeast extract, inosine 5-monophosphate, guanosine 5-monophosphate and protein hydrolysate;
wherein the farinaceous component has a multimodal particle size distribution with at least one maximum below 100 m and at least one maximum above 100 m.
This particulate meat seasoning composition that can suitably be applied onto meat products, such as steaks and bigger cuts of meat, before these meat products are cooked, e.g. by pan frying and/or roasting in the oven. The seasoning composition not only improves the flavour of the cooked meat product, but also improves the juiciness of the cooked, ready-to-eat meat product.
PARTICULATE MEAT SEASONING COMPOSITION
The invention relates to a particulate meat seasoning composition comprising: a) 10-70 wt. % of farinaceous component comprising: 5-30% by weight of the farinaceous component of semolina component having a particle size of more than 100 m to 1,200 m, said semolina component being selected from wheat semolina, rice semolina, maize semolina, rye semolina, tapioca semolina and combinations thereof; 70-95% of by weight of the farinaceous component of flour component having a particle size of 10 m to 100 m, said flour component being selected from wheat flour, rice flour, maize flour, rye flour, tapioca flour and combinations thereof; b) 30-90 wt. % of one or more seasoning ingredients selected from sodium chloride, potassium chloride, sodium glutamate, spices, herbs, vegetables, fruit, sucrose and yeast extract, inosine 5-monophosphate, guanosine 5-monophosphate and protein hydrolysate;
wherein the farinaceous component has a multimodal particle size distribution with at least one maximum below 100 m and at least one maximum above 100 m.
This particulate meat seasoning composition that can suitably be applied onto meat products, such as steaks and bigger cuts of meat, before these meat products are cooked, e.g. by pan frying and/or roasting in the oven. The seasoning composition not only improves the flavour of the cooked meat product, but also improves the juiciness of the cooked, ready-to-eat meat product.
Tea composition for oral administration
This invention concerns an enhanced green tea based product for oral use whereby the nutritional and health benefits of green tea, and additives which shall include some combination of flavoring, preservatives, caffeine, humectants, and water, can be ingested and absorbed by the user.
Tea composition for oral administration
This invention concerns an enhanced green tea based product for oral use whereby the nutritional and health benefits of green tea, and additives which shall include some combination of flavoring, preservatives, caffeine, humectants, and water, can be ingested and absorbed by the user.
PROCESSED PORK PRODUCT CONTAINING HIGH CONCENTRATION OF PORK-DERIVED COLLAGEN AND METHOD FOR PREPARING THE SAME
Provided is a method for preparing a processed pork snack containing a high concentration of pork-derived collagen by a process, including the following steps: step (1) of washing and cutting of raw material pork); step (2) of pork boiling; step (3) of pork cooling and fat removal; step (4) of cutting according to size, water removal, cutting and preservative addition; step (5) of natural drying, drying at 18 to 30 C.; step (6) of baking at low-temperature drying in an oven; step (7) of boiling; step (8) of natural drying; step (9) of heating and puffing at instantaneous high temperature under pressure; and step (10) of treating the puffed collagen with a carrier such as a sweetener or a preservative.
PROCESSED PORK PRODUCT CONTAINING HIGH CONCENTRATION OF PORK-DERIVED COLLAGEN AND METHOD FOR PREPARING THE SAME
Provided is a method for preparing a processed pork snack containing a high concentration of pork-derived collagen by a process, including the following steps: step (1) of washing and cutting of raw material pork); step (2) of pork boiling; step (3) of pork cooling and fat removal; step (4) of cutting according to size, water removal, cutting and preservative addition; step (5) of natural drying, drying at 18 to 30 C.; step (6) of baking at low-temperature drying in an oven; step (7) of boiling; step (8) of natural drying; step (9) of heating and puffing at instantaneous high temperature under pressure; and step (10) of treating the puffed collagen with a carrier such as a sweetener or a preservative.
HEALTHY FOOD PRODUCTS AND METHODS
Pulses are used to produce low-fat, low-calorie, high viscosity food products having superior texture, preferably without need for added emulsifiers and stabilizers. Generally, the food products are made by hydrating pulses (seeds), milling or pulverizing the pulses before, during or after hydration, and then homogenizing the hydrated pulses with additional liquid at temperatures between 0 and 121 C. and pressures between 6.9 and 690 MPa. Additional liquid is advantageously added before or during homogenization to achieve a liquid:solid ratio of between 2:1 and 15:1, depending on the desired end products. The emulsions produced by these conditions preferably have low lipid content and high viscosity, because of the small hydrodynamic particle size (5-200 m). Flavorings can be added to the emulsions to make commercial products that can be packaged as mayonnaise, salad dressings, food spreads and dips, etc.
HEALTHY FOOD PRODUCTS AND METHODS
Pulses are used to produce low-fat, low-calorie, high viscosity food products having superior texture, preferably without need for added emulsifiers and stabilizers. Generally, the food products are made by hydrating pulses (seeds), milling or pulverizing the pulses before, during or after hydration, and then homogenizing the hydrated pulses with additional liquid at temperatures between 0 and 121 C. and pressures between 6.9 and 690 MPa. Additional liquid is advantageously added before or during homogenization to achieve a liquid:solid ratio of between 2:1 and 15:1, depending on the desired end products. The emulsions produced by these conditions preferably have low lipid content and high viscosity, because of the small hydrodynamic particle size (5-200 m). Flavorings can be added to the emulsions to make commercial products that can be packaged as mayonnaise, salad dressings, food spreads and dips, etc.
INGREDIENT-CONTAINING LIQUID SEASONING PACKED IN A HERMETICALLY SEALED VESSEL
An ingredient-containing liquid seasoning packed in a hermetically sealed vessel includes ingredients and a seasoning liquid. The ingredients are swollen in the seasoning liquid, and a size of the swollen ingredients ranges from 3 to 60 mm. The ingredient-containing liquid seasoning includes 20 to 80% by mass of the swollen ingredients on a wet weight basis.
INGREDIENT-CONTAINING LIQUID SEASONING PACKED IN A HERMETICALLY SEALED VESSEL
An ingredient-containing liquid seasoning packed in a hermetically sealed vessel includes ingredients and a seasoning liquid. The ingredients are swollen in the seasoning liquid, and a size of the swollen ingredients ranges from 3 to 60 mm. The ingredient-containing liquid seasoning includes 20 to 80% by mass of the swollen ingredients on a wet weight basis.