Patent classifications
A23V2200/262
Flavor Modifiers For Meat Analog Products
A flavor modifier composition for a meat analog is provided. The flavor modifier composition includes a yeast extract; a fatty acid; peptide material having a molecular weight of from about 300 to about 10,000 daltons; and at least two free amino acids wherein at least one free amino acid is a sulfur containing amino acid.
PEANUT PROTEIN VEGETARIAN SAUSAGE AND PREPARATION METHOD THEREOF
A peanut protein vegetarian sausage and a preparation method thereof are described. The peanut protein vegetarian sausage is prepared from components including low-temperature defatted peanut protein powder, soybean protein isolate, vital wheat gluten, and modifier. The vegetarian sausage has a protein content of 60% or more, zero cholesterol and low fat, and has the characteristics of good taste, being rich in nutrients and convenience to eat. Also described are a preparation method of the vegetarian sausage, which includes mixing the main materials, performing an extrusion treatment, adding water and an auxiliary material online during the extrusion, and cooling the product obtained after extrusion molding to give the peanut protein vegetarian sausage. The preparation method is a pure physical processing method with a high degree of automation, and the processing is free from any pollutant discharge.
PEANUT PROTEIN VEGETARIAN SAUSAGE AND PREPARATION METHOD THEREOF
A peanut protein vegetarian sausage and a preparation method thereof are described. The peanut protein vegetarian sausage is prepared from components including low-temperature defatted peanut protein powder, soybean protein isolate, vital wheat gluten, and modifier. The vegetarian sausage has a protein content of 60% or more, zero cholesterol and low fat, and has the characteristics of good taste, being rich in nutrients and convenience to eat. Also described are a preparation method of the vegetarian sausage, which includes mixing the main materials, performing an extrusion treatment, adding water and an auxiliary material online during the extrusion, and cooling the product obtained after extrusion molding to give the peanut protein vegetarian sausage. The preparation method is a pure physical processing method with a high degree of automation, and the processing is free from any pollutant discharge.
PROCESS FOR MANUFACTURING NON-DAIRY CHEESE, AND NON-DAIRY CHEESE
The present invention concerns the field of food technology. The invention relates to an edible plant-based food product, particularly non-dairy cheese, which is suitable as a dairy-alternative product, a process for the manufacture thereof and uses related thereto.
PROCESS FOR MANUFACTURING NON-DAIRY CHEESE, AND NON-DAIRY CHEESE
The present invention concerns the field of food technology. The invention relates to an edible plant-based food product, particularly non-dairy cheese, which is suitable as a dairy-alternative product, a process for the manufacture thereof and uses related thereto.
VEGETARIAN BURGER
The present invention provides a process for preparing a vegetarian burger comprising the step of mixing hydrated TVP pieces with methyl cellulose, plant protein concentrate, fat, water and defibrillated hydrated texturized fibrous vegetable protein material to produce a vegetarian dough.
VEGETARIAN BURGER
The present invention provides a process for preparing a vegetarian burger comprising the step of mixing hydrated TVP pieces with methyl cellulose, plant protein concentrate, fat, water and defibrillated hydrated texturized fibrous vegetable protein material to produce a vegetarian dough.
MINCED MEAT ANALOGUE
The invention relates to a minced meat analogue comprising hydrated TVP chunks and hydrated TVP microfibers.
MINCED MEAT ANALOGUE
The invention relates to a minced meat analogue comprising hydrated TVP chunks and hydrated TVP microfibers.
Process for Preparing a Plant-Based Fermented Dairy Alternative
The present invention relates to preparation of a plant-based fermented dairy alternative where the plant-based substrate is treated with an endopeptidase, preferably a specific endopeptidase selected from trypsin-like endopeptidase, lysine-specific endopeptidase or glutamyl-specific endo-peptidase. Further preferred is the combination with a phospholipase.