Patent classifications
A23L11/10
Method for preparing fermented soybean paste and fermented soybean paste prepared thereby
The present disclosure provides a method for preparing a fermented soybean paste and a fermented soybean paste prepared thereby, the method comprising: a mixing step for mixing a Traditional Korean fermented soybean paste and a modified Korean fermented soybean paste to prepare a mixed fermented soybean paste; a first aging step for primarily aging the mixed fermented soybean paste at room temperature; and a second aging step for secondarily aging mixed fermented soybean paste, which has gone through the primary aging at low temperature. According to the method for preparing a fermented soybean paste and a fermented soybean paste prepared thereby, of the present disclosure, a distinctive deep and pleasant flavor of the Traditional Korean fermented soybean paste due to the combinative fermentation is maintained by mixing the traditional Korean fermented soybean paste and the modified Korean fermented soybean paste, and the protein degradation rate is increased using the high protease activity of the modified fermented soybean paste, thereby shortening the aging time and increasing the savory taste. In addition, according to the method for preparing a fermented soybean paste of the present disclosure, the mixed fermented soybean paste having gone through primary aging is secondarily aged at a low temperature, thereby preventing browning during the process, so that a fermented soybean paste with high preference can be produced, and the preparation time is relatively short while a pleasant flavor of the Traditional Korean fermented soybean paste is maintained, so that a fermented soybean paste with excellent quality can be mass-produced.
Method for preparing fermented soybean paste and fermented soybean paste prepared thereby
The present disclosure provides a method for preparing a fermented soybean paste and a fermented soybean paste prepared thereby, the method comprising: a mixing step for mixing a Traditional Korean fermented soybean paste and a modified Korean fermented soybean paste to prepare a mixed fermented soybean paste; a first aging step for primarily aging the mixed fermented soybean paste at room temperature; and a second aging step for secondarily aging mixed fermented soybean paste, which has gone through the primary aging at low temperature. According to the method for preparing a fermented soybean paste and a fermented soybean paste prepared thereby, of the present disclosure, a distinctive deep and pleasant flavor of the Traditional Korean fermented soybean paste due to the combinative fermentation is maintained by mixing the traditional Korean fermented soybean paste and the modified Korean fermented soybean paste, and the protein degradation rate is increased using the high protease activity of the modified fermented soybean paste, thereby shortening the aging time and increasing the savory taste. In addition, according to the method for preparing a fermented soybean paste of the present disclosure, the mixed fermented soybean paste having gone through primary aging is secondarily aged at a low temperature, thereby preventing browning during the process, so that a fermented soybean paste with high preference can be produced, and the preparation time is relatively short while a pleasant flavor of the Traditional Korean fermented soybean paste is maintained, so that a fermented soybean paste with excellent quality can be mass-produced.
Coated legume-based food products
The present invention, in an embodiment, is a product having an outer shell with at least one first legume and an inner portion with at least one second legume. In an embodiment, the at least one first legume is different from the at least one second legume and the outer shell includes at least a first layer and a second layer where the first layer is different from the second layer. In an embodiment, the product is a ready-to-eat food and the outer shell is crispy.
Coated legume-based food products
The present invention, in an embodiment, is a product having an outer shell with at least one first legume and an inner portion with at least one second legume. In an embodiment, the at least one first legume is different from the at least one second legume and the outer shell includes at least a first layer and a second layer where the first layer is different from the second layer. In an embodiment, the product is a ready-to-eat food and the outer shell is crispy.
LEGUME PROCESSING AND LEGUME FOOD PRODUCTS
Treating fresh legumes includes combining fresh legumes with water to yield a mixture, heating the mixture from an initial temperature to a cooking temperature to yield a pre-cooked mixture, and heating the pre-cooked mixture at the cooking temperature to yield a cooked mixture. The cooked mixture is cooled to yield a cooled mixture, and water is removed from the cooled mixture to yield cooked legumes having an average moisture content in a range of 50 wt % to 65 wt %. A legume dough, prepared from the cooked legumes, can be sheeted and formed into legume dough pieces. The legume dough pieces may be cooked to yield a cooked legume dough product. In one example, the cooked legume dough product is a snack chip.
LEGUME PROCESSING AND LEGUME FOOD PRODUCTS
Treating fresh legumes includes combining fresh legumes with water to yield a mixture, heating the mixture from an initial temperature to a cooking temperature to yield a pre-cooked mixture, and heating the pre-cooked mixture at the cooking temperature to yield a cooked mixture. The cooked mixture is cooled to yield a cooled mixture, and water is removed from the cooled mixture to yield cooked legumes having an average moisture content in a range of 50 wt % to 65 wt %. A legume dough, prepared from the cooked legumes, can be sheeted and formed into legume dough pieces. The legume dough pieces may be cooked to yield a cooked legume dough product. In one example, the cooked legume dough product is a snack chip.
Quick-Cook Grains and Pulses
A method for making a quick-cook grain or pulse via flat plate compression or gun puffing by controlling the porosity of the grain or pulse. Further, the grain or pulse made in accordance with this invention retains the texture, flavor and appearance of the original grain or pulse.
Quick-Cook Grains and Pulses
A method for making a quick-cook grain or pulse via flat plate compression or gun puffing by controlling the porosity of the grain or pulse. Further, the grain or pulse made in accordance with this invention retains the texture, flavor and appearance of the original grain or pulse.
Quick-cook grains and pulses
A method for making a quick-cook grain or pulse via flat plate compression or gun puffing by controlling the porosity of the grain or pulse. Further, the grain or pulse made in accordance with this invention retains the texture, flavor and appearance of the original grain or pulse.
Quick-cook grains and pulses
A method for making a quick-cook grain or pulse via flat plate compression or gun puffing by controlling the porosity of the grain or pulse. Further, the grain or pulse made in accordance with this invention retains the texture, flavor and appearance of the original grain or pulse.