BG95184A - Method for the preparation of non-milk food fermented with lactic acid bacteria - Google Patents

Method for the preparation of non-milk food fermented with lactic acid bacteria

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BG95184A
BG95184A BG95184A BG9518491A BG95184A BG 95184 A BG95184 A BG 95184A BG 95184 A BG95184 A BG 95184A BG 9518491 A BG9518491 A BG 9518491A BG 95184 A BG95184 A BG 95184A
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lactic acid
oats
acid bacteria
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Bozhidar P Chorbanov
Lidija P Grozeva
Bozhana Kh Gaosheva
Svetlana S Saeva
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Grozeva
Gaosheva
Saeva
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According to the method, fermented food products of excellent organoleptic and dietetic properties are produced by lactic acid fermentation of non-milk foods which products combine the nutritive qualities of the initial raw materials and the properties of the lactic acid bacteria. According to said method, as a raw material is used oats, suspended in whey or in water with the addition of hydrocarbon source which material is subjected to enzym proteolysis. The obtained homogenous mass after pasteurization is inoculated with 2-4% yeast for Bulgarian yoghourt or 5_8% monocultures of the Lactobacillus species with density 2.5-3.0.108 cells/ml. The incubation at 45°C continues for 3-4 hours, where upon pH sharply drops to 4.6, the product is cooled and stored at 5-12°C. If oats is used as raw material is used oats hydrolysed with proteolytic enzymes, the obtained product contains about 400 mg amine nitrogen/l.
BG95184A 1991-09-26 1991-09-26 Method for the preparation of fermented cereal BG60448B1 (en)

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