use of fermentation
alter texture
preserve by production of acid or alcohol
produce flavors and aromas
advantage of fermentation
increase quality and value of raw materials
ethanolic fermentation use
yeast
acetic fermentation use
acetobacter
lactic acid fermentation use
lactobacilli
products that use lactic acid fermentation
dairy
pickles
fish or meat
steps of beer production
mashing
lautering
boiling
fermentation
filtration
carbonation
bottling
fermentation with readily available sugars
wine
fermentation with starchy substrates
beer
vodka
sake
advantages of using enzymes in food
reacts in mild conditions of temp and ph
highly specific
enzymes
proteins that catalyse chemical reactions
most important enzymes
proteases
lipases
amylases
pectinases
HHP processing
processing foods with pressure
critical perameters during HHP
pressure
time
microbial inactivation using HHP
causes damage to cell membrane and denatures proteins
supercritical fluids technology
extrusion
forcing materials through a small opening using pressure
operations involving extrusion
mixing
kneading
shearing
heating
cooling
shaping
forming
extrusion systems
cold
hot
high moisture
steam induced
co-extrusion
single screw advantages
cheaper
less complicated
single screw limitations
not self cleaning
can not process high moisture or fat stuff
particle size range
twin screw advantages
can produce diff size and shape
flexibility
can handle viscous materials
self cleaning
twin screw limitation
complex
expensive
freezing
reduce temp
lowers water activity
slows enzymatic reaction
stops microbial growth