JP4029985B2 - Potato food material, potato food and potato food material manufacturing method using the same - Google Patents

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JP4029985B2
JP4029985B2 JP2004353077A JP2004353077A JP4029985B2 JP 4029985 B2 JP4029985 B2 JP 4029985B2 JP 2004353077 A JP2004353077 A JP 2004353077A JP 2004353077 A JP2004353077 A JP 2004353077A JP 4029985 B2 JP4029985 B2 JP 4029985B2
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本発明は、風味、食感の改善された馬鈴薯食品素材それを用いた馬鈴薯食品および馬鈴薯食品素材の製造方法に関するものである。 The present invention wind flavor, texture of the improved potato food materials, to horses Suzuimo food and a method for producing potato food material using the same.

馬鈴薯はナス科の多年草で、南米の標高3000〜4000mの中央アンデス高地が原産と言われている。その栽培の起源は古く、原産地のアンデスでは、インカ文明より1000年以上も前に栽培されていたという記録がある。ヨーロッパにもたらされた当初は花の観賞用植物として栽培されていたが、冷涼な気候でも丈夫に育ち、地中に塊茎を産することから救荒作物などとして、18世紀後半には麦、イネ、大豆と並ぶ主要作物となった。   Potato is a perennial plant belonging to the solanaceous family, and is said to be native to the Central Andean highlands at an altitude of 3000-4000m in South America. The origin of the cultivation is old, and there is a record that it was cultivated more than 1000 years before the Inca civilization in the native Andes. Originally brought to Europe, it was cultivated as a flower ornamental plant, but it grew up robustly in a cool climate and produced tubers in the ground. It became the main crop along with soybeans.

世界に広く栽培されている馬鈴薯はSolanum tuberosum ssp. tuberosum L.で、染色体数が2n=48の4倍体種である。しかし、原産地のアンデス高原では2倍体から5倍体の種が栽培されている。これらは1700種以上にもおよび、種々の形状や色のものがある。これらは、普通栽培種の祖先や、同一起源の近縁種で、4倍体のSolanum tuberosum ssp. tuberosum L.や2倍体のS. phureja Juz. et Bukなどがある。   The potato widely cultivated in the world is Solanum tuberosum ssp. Tuberosum L., which is a tetraploid species with 2n = 48 chromosomes. However, diploid to pentaploid seeds are cultivated in the Andean plateau of origin. These are over 1700 types and have various shapes and colors. These are the ancestors of common cultivated species and related species of the same origin, including tetraploid Solanum tuberosum ssp. Tuberosum L. and diploid S. phureja Juz. Et Buk.

このように、馬鈴薯にはバラエティーに富んだ非常に多くの品種・系統があるが、サツマイモに比べ主食やおかずとして食されることが多く、嗜好品の菓子、ケーキ、菓子パン等に使用されることはほとんどない。その主な理由は、馬鈴薯がデンプンからマルトースを生成するために必要なβ―アミラーゼをほとんど持っておらず、加熱調理過程での糖化がほとんど進まないため、嗜好品の必須条件である甘さがほとんど付与されないからであると考えられる。   In this way, potatoes have a great variety of varieties and strains, but they are often eaten as staple foods or side dishes compared to sweet potatoes, and are used for luxury sweets, cakes, sweet buns, etc. There is almost no. The main reason is that potato has almost no β-amylase necessary for producing maltose from starch, and the saccharification in the cooking process hardly progresses. This is probably because it is hardly given.

また、馬鈴薯、サツマイモ等の芋類は、全般に、パン類、麺類等の代表的小麦粉食品には、他の主要食材に比べほとんど利用されておらず、多量に使用される場合には、芋類から分離精製されたデンプンとして利用されることがほとんどである。その理由は、芋類をマッシュや乾燥粉末等として小麦粉食品に添加した場合、糊化したデンプンや各種多糖類が小麦粉食品の品質を著しく低下させるからであると言われている。この品質低下については、生の芋の粉砕物を添加すればある程度抑制できるが、褐変酵素により粉砕物が短時間に変色し、小麦粉食品の色相が著しく低下するという新たな問題が生じる。   In addition, potatoes such as potatoes and sweet potatoes are generally rarely used in typical flour foods such as breads and noodles compared to other main ingredients. In most cases, it is used as starch that has been separated and purified from sucrose. The reason for this is said to be that when potatoes are added to flour food as mash or dry powder, gelatinized starch and various polysaccharides significantly reduce the quality of the flour food. This deterioration in quality can be suppressed to some extent by adding a raw koji crushed product, but there is a new problem that the crushed product is discolored in a short time by the browning enzyme and the hue of the flour food is significantly reduced.

このように馬鈴薯のケーキ類等嗜好性食品、小麦粉食品への利用については、多くのクリヤーしなければならない課題があるため、これまで十分な技術が開発されていないのが現状である。そのため、これまでに開示された技術としては、特許文献1、特許文献2、特許文献3、特許文献4等の特殊な馬鈴薯品種・系統を上記食品に利用する方法、馬鈴薯を飲料に利用する特許文献5等があるのみで、馬鈴薯を用いた高品質の嗜好性食品や小麦粉食品を製造する技術はほとんど確立していないのが現状である。   As described above, there are many problems that must be cleared regarding the use of potatoes in palatable foods such as cakes and flour foods, so that sufficient technology has not been developed so far. Therefore, as a technique disclosed so far, Patent Document 1, Patent Document 2, Patent Document 3, Patent Document 4, etc., a method of using special potato varieties and strains for the above food, a patent using potato for beverages There is only literature 5 etc., and the present condition is that the technology which manufactures the high quality palatability | flavor food using potato and flour food is hardly established.

特開2003−33152号公報JP 2003-33152 A 特開2003−159025号公報JP2003-159025A 特開平10−229260号公報JP-A-10-229260 特開平7−313086号公報JP-A-7-313086 特開平11−206346号公報JP-A-11-206346

このような状況から、本発明では馬鈴薯の嗜好性食品、小麦粉食品への利用性を高め、主食やおかず以外の高付加価値食品への馬鈴薯の需要拡大を達成するための馬鈴薯加工素材とそれを用いた高品質の各種嗜好性食品と小麦粉食品を提供するものである。   Under such circumstances, in the present invention, the use of potatoes in palatability foods and flour foods, potato processing materials for achieving increased demand for potatoes for high value-added foods other than staple foods and side dishes and the same The present invention provides various high-quality palatability foods and flour foods used.

本発明者らは、上記の課題を解決するため、馬鈴薯マッシュにアミラーゼ類を多量に含む芋類、穀物の粉末や市販アミラーゼ類等を添加して、適度に反応させ馬鈴薯中のデンプン等を適度に分解処理することによる風味、食感の改善された馬鈴薯食材の開発とそれを用いた高品質の嗜好性食品、小麦粉食品の開発について、鋭意研究した結果本発明を完成した。即ち、上記の適度にデンプン等を分解した馬鈴薯食品素材を用いることによって、これまで製造が困難であった馬鈴薯を多量に添加した高品質の菓子類、パン類、麺類が得られることを発見し、本発明を完成した。   In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present inventors added potatoes containing a large amount of amylases to potato mash, cereal powder, commercially available amylases, etc., and allowed to react appropriately so that starch in potatoes was moderately added. As a result of earnest research on the development of potato foods with improved flavor and texture and the development of high-quality palatability foods and flour foods using them, the present invention was completed. In other words, it was discovered that by using the above-mentioned potato food material with moderately decomposed starch and the like, high quality confectionery, breads and noodles to which a large amount of potatoes that had been difficult to produce were added can be obtained. The present invention has been completed.

本発明の各種農作物粉末や酵素剤を用いて処理された馬鈴薯食品素材を用いることによって、従来高品質な馬鈴薯添加食品(主に菓子類、パン類、麺類)の製造が困難であった食品において、飛躍的に高品質の食品を製造することが可能になった。これまで、加熱処理された糊化デンプンを含有する馬鈴薯の食品への用途は、菓子類、パン類、麺類等の品質を著しく低下させるためにかなり限定されていたが、本発明の技術により、これまで利用されていなかった馬鈴薯の各種食品(主に菓子類、パン類、麺類)への利用が可能になり、主に国産馬鈴薯の需要拡大と馬鈴薯を用いた高品質の各種食品の開発に多大な寄与が期待できる。   In foods in which it has been difficult to produce high-quality potato-added foods (mainly confectionery, breads, noodles) by using potato food materials treated with various crop powders and enzyme agents of the present invention It has become possible to produce high quality foods dramatically. Until now, the use of potatoes containing gelatinized starch that has been heat-treated has been considerably limited to significantly reduce the quality of confectionery, breads, noodles, etc. It can be used for various potato foods (mainly confectionery, breads and noodles) that have not been used so far, mainly for expanding demand for domestic potatoes and developing various high-quality foods using potatoes. A great contribution can be expected.

本発明でいう馬鈴薯とは、現状の普通栽培種Solanum tuberosum ssp. tuberosum L. 、S. tuberosum ssp. andigena L.、S. phureja Juz. et Bukのような普通栽培種及び異種栽培種、あるいはそれらを基に交配育種し、嗜好性、耐病性、収量性等の実用形質の改良を進めた品種・系統のいずれも包含し特に限定はしないが、本発明の馬鈴薯食品素材やそれを用いた嗜好性食品や小麦粉食品に適する馬鈴薯としては、通常の馬鈴薯より芋風味の薄い品種・系統が適しており、具体的品種・系統としては、「インカのめざめ」、「北海92号」「さやか」等を挙げることができる。   The potato referred to in the present invention is a normal cultivated species such as Solanum tuberosum ssp. Tuberosum L., S. tuberosum ssp. Andigena L., S. phureja Juz. The potato food material of the present invention and the preference using the same are included, including, but not limited to, cultivars and lines that have been cross-breeded and improved practical characteristics such as palatability, disease resistance, and yield. As potatoes suitable for foods and flour foods, varieties and lines with a lighter flavor than normal potatoes are suitable. Specific varieties and lines include "Inca no Ame", "North Sea 92", "Sayaka", etc. Can be mentioned.

本発明の馬鈴薯食品素材の形態としては、加熱後マッシュした馬鈴薯に適当量の芋類や穀物の粉末、アミラーゼ剤を添加し良く混合後適当な時間反応させ適度にデンプン等を分解したものであれば特に限定は無く、殺菌処理した常温流通品、冷凍品、冷蔵品、乾燥品等いずれの形態でもよい。   As the form of the potato food material of the present invention, an appropriate amount of potatoes, cereal powder, amylase agent is added to the mash that has been mashed after heating, and the mixture is well mixed and reacted for an appropriate period of time to appropriately decompose starch and the like. There is no particular limitation, and any form such as a sterilized room temperature distribution product, a frozen product, a refrigerated product, or a dried product may be used.

デンプン等の反応温度、時間は添加する芋類や穀物の粉末、アミラーゼ剤の活性、特性に大きく依存するが、雑菌等繁殖を抑制するため短時間での処理が好適であり、通常、40〜80℃、30分〜4時間が好適であり、更に好ましくは60〜70℃、1〜2時間である。これより低いと十分な分解の効果が得られず、高すぎると酵素が失活し効果が低下すると共に馬鈴薯の変色等の問題が生じる。芋類や穀物の粉末、アミラーゼ剤の好適な添加量は、馬鈴薯マッシュ100g当たりβ―アミラーゼ活性(メガザイム製β―アミラーゼ活性測定キットによる活性値(U))が500〜5000Uの範囲が適当であり、更に好ましくは80〜4000Uの範囲である。この範囲以下であると十分な効果が発揮されず、これ以上だと馬鈴薯の過度の液状化が進行し弊害が生じる。いずれにしろ、反応温度、時間、粉末の添加等は処理条件、得られた製品の状態等を勘案し、処理効果の最も大きい条件を適当に個々のケースで決定すればよい。 The reaction temperature and time of starch and the like largely depend on the added moss and cereal powder, the activity and characteristics of the amylase agent, but in order to suppress the propagation of germs and the like, treatment in a short time is suitable. 80 degreeC and 30 minutes-4 hours are suitable, More preferably, they are 60-70 degreeC and 1-2 hours. If it is lower than this, sufficient decomposition effect cannot be obtained, and if it is too high, the enzyme is deactivated and the effect is lowered, and problems such as discoloration of potato occur. Appropriate amounts of moss, cereal powder, and amylase agent should be in the range of 500-5000 U for β-amylase activity (activity value (U) by β-amylase activity measurement kit manufactured by Megazyme) per 100 g of potato mash. , more preferably in the range of 80 0 ~4000U. If it is below this range, the sufficient effect will not be exhibited, and if it is more than this range, excessive liquefaction of potatoes will progress and cause harmful effects. In any case, the reaction temperature, time, addition of powder, etc. may be determined appropriately for each case in consideration of the processing conditions, the state of the product obtained, etc.

芋類、穀物粉末調製用の作物としては、サツマイモ、小麦、大麦、ライ麦、ライ小麦、粟、稗、黍、普通そば、ダッタンそば、とうもろこし等を挙げることができるが、特に限定はなく、一定量以上のβ―アミラーゼ活性を有するものであれば、いずれも使用可能である。通常使用する粉末としては、入手が簡単で馬鈴薯サンプルの本来の風味、色相に大きな影響を与えないサツマイモ、小麦、大麦からの粉末が好適である。小麦、大麦については、粉末化の前に発芽処理して酵素活性を向上させたサンプルを使用すれば添加量を低減でき更に好ましい結果が得られる。β―アミラーゼ剤としては、天野製薬(株)製の、ビオザイムM、ビオザイムM5、ビオザイムML、ナガセケムテックス(株)製のβ−アミラーゼ♯1500S、β−アミラーゼL等を上げることができるが、β−アミラーゼ活性を含有する酵素剤であればいずれの酵素剤も使用でき、特に限定はない。   Examples of potatoes and crops for preparing cereal powder include sweet potato, wheat, barley, rye, rye wheat, rice bran, rice bran, ordinary buckwheat, tart buckwheat, corn, etc. Any one can be used as long as it has a β-amylase activity of an amount or more. As powders that are usually used, powders from sweet potato, wheat, and barley that are easily available and do not significantly affect the original flavor and hue of the potato sample are suitable. For wheat and barley, if a sample that has been germinated before powdering to improve enzyme activity is used, the amount of addition can be reduced, and a more preferable result can be obtained. Examples of the β-amylase agent include Biozyme M, Biozyme M5, Biozyme ML, and β-Amylase # 1500S, β-Amylase L, manufactured by Nagase ChemteX, Inc. Any enzyme agent may be used as long as it is an enzyme agent containing β-amylase activity, and there is no particular limitation.

本発明の馬鈴薯食品素材を用いた代表的食品としては、菓子類、パン類、麺類を挙げることができるが、食品の種類に特に限定はない。例えば菓子類としては、ホットケーキ、スポンジケーキ、シフォンケーキ、ドーナツ、パイ、ビスケット、クッキー、クラッカー、アイスクリーム、スイートポテト、ういろう、ようかん、柏餅、饅頭等、パン類としては、食パン、菓子パン、デニッシュペストリー、フランスパン、ハードロール、バターロール、蒸しパン等、麺類としては、うどん、そば、そうめん、きしめん、中華麺、冷麺、スパゲッティー等を挙げることができる。   Examples of representative foods using the potato food material of the present invention include confectionery, breads and noodles, but there are no particular limitations on the type of food. Examples of confectionery include hot cakes, sponge cakes, chiffon cakes, donuts, pies, biscuits, cookies, crackers, ice cream, sweet potatoes, owls, yokans, rice cakes, buns, etc. Examples of noodles such as pastries, French bread, hard rolls, butter rolls, steamed breads, noodles, soba noodles, somen noodles, kishimen noodles, Chinese noodles, cold noodles, spaghetti and the like.

上記食品の中で本発明の馬鈴薯食品素材を利用するのに最も適した食品としては、スイートポテト、シフォンケーキ、アイスクリーム、バターロール、冷麺等を挙げることができる。   Among the above foods, the most suitable food for using the potato food material of the present invention includes sweet potato, chiffon cake, ice cream, butter roll, cold noodles and the like.

次に以下に示す実施例(比較例を含む)に基づいて、本発明を更に詳細に紹介するが、本発明はこれらの実施例に何ら限定されるものではない。   Next, the present invention will be described in more detail based on the following examples (including comparative examples), but the present invention is not limited to these examples.

馬鈴薯としては「インカのめざめ」を用いた。まず、馬鈴薯の皮を剥いて8つに切り、12分間蒸した後裏ごしし、マッシュを調製した。このマッシュ100gにサツマイモ「べにあずま」の凍結乾燥粉末1.76g(生重量当たり5%:ユニット数3300U)を添加し良く混合後、表1に示す種々の条件でマッシュの分解処理を行い、本発明の馬鈴薯食品素材を調製した。分解処理効果の確認のため、各種マッシュ中のトータル糖含量(グルコース、フラクトース、スクロース、マルトースの合計量)とマルトース含量の測定を行った。なお、糖含量の測定は、J.Plant Res.,117,131−137(2004).の方法に従って測定した。次に、これらの素材を用い表1の配合でスイートポテトを製造し、10人のパネラーにより表1の項目についてスイートポテトの官能評価を行なった。   As the potato, “Inca no Ame” was used. First, the potato skin was peeled and cut into 8 pieces, steamed for 12 minutes, and then rubbed to prepare a mash. After adding 1.76 g of lyophilized powder of sweet potato “Benizuma” (5% per fresh weight: 3300 U units) to 100 g of this mash and mixing well, the mash was decomposed under various conditions shown in Table 1. A potato food material of the present invention was prepared. In order to confirm the decomposition treatment effect, the total sugar content (total amount of glucose, fructose, sucrose, maltose) and maltose content in various mashes were measured. The sugar content is measured according to J.H. Plant Res. 117, 131-137 (2004). Measured according to the method of Next, using these materials, sweet potatoes were produced according to the formulation shown in Table 1, and the sensory evaluation of sweet potatoes was performed on the items shown in Table 1 by 10 panelists.

スイートポテトは以下のように製造した。鍋に馬鈴薯マッシュ、牛乳、砂糖を入れ火にかけ、よく練り合わせる。火を止め、卵黄を加えて混合し、更にバターを加えてよく混合する。この生地を型に入れ、表面に卵黄を刷毛で塗り、220℃で15分間焼成した。   Sweet potatoes were manufactured as follows. Put potato mash, milk, and sugar in a pan and cook. Turn off the heat, add egg yolk and mix, add butter and mix well. This dough was put into a mold, and egg yolk was applied to the surface with a brush and baked at 220 ° C. for 15 minutes.

得られたスイートポテトの官能評価とマッシュ中の糖含量の結果を表1に示す。これより、比較例に比べ試験例では食感、風味の改善効果が大であり、特にマッシュの分解反応条件が適切である試験例2、3のスイートポテトの品質は非常に良好であり、食感がなめらかでスイートポテトらしいさわやかな甘さがあった。また、糖含量の結果からも比較例のマッシュは、ほとんどマルトースがないのに対し、試験例では酵素が失活してしまう試験例5以外、反応によりトータル糖含量、マルトース含量が大きく上昇していることが判る。   Table 1 shows the results of the sensory evaluation of the obtained sweet potato and the sugar content in the mash. From this, compared with the comparative example, in the test example, the effect of improving the texture and flavor is great, and in particular, the quality of the sweet potatoes in Test Examples 2 and 3 where the mash decomposition reaction conditions are appropriate is very good There was a refreshing sweetness with a smooth feeling and sweet potato. In addition, from the results of the sugar content, the mash of the comparative example has almost no maltose, whereas in the test example, the total sugar content and maltose content are greatly increased by the reaction other than the test example 5 in which the enzyme is deactivated. I know that.

以上の結果から、適度な甘藷粉末を用いて適切な条件でデンプンを分解した本発明の馬鈴薯食品素材(マッシュ)を用いることによって、従来の馬鈴薯スイートポテトに比べ格段に良好な品質のスイートテトが得られることが判る。 From the above results, by using a potato food material of the present invention to decompose the starch under appropriate conditions using an appropriate sweet potato powder (mash), much of the good quality suite Po Tet than traditional potato sweet potato It can be seen that

実施例1と同様に「インカのめざめ」の未処理マッシュを用い、表2に示すような各種の酵素剤、(1)SIGMA製大麦β-アミラーゼ、(2)SIGMA製サツマイモβ-アミラーゼ、(3)天野製薬(株)製ビオザイムM、(4)天野製薬(株)製ビオザイムM5を、それぞれ馬鈴薯マッシュ100g当たり(1)1000U、(2)1000U、(3)880U、(4)880Uになるようにマッシュに添加し良く混合後60℃、1時間反応を行い本発明の馬鈴薯食品素材(マッシュ)を調製した。得られたマッシュについて実施例1と同様にトータル糖含量とマルトース含量を測定した。スイートポテトは以下のように製造した。鍋に馬鈴薯マッシュ、牛乳、砂糖を入れ火にかけ、よく練り合わせる。火を止め、卵黄を加えて混合し、更にバターを加えてよく混合する。この生地を型に入れ、表面に卵黄を刷毛で塗り、220℃で15分間焼成した。なお、評価は実施例1と同様に行った。   Using the untreated mash of “Inca Ame” as in Example 1, various enzyme agents as shown in Table 2, (1) SIGMA barley β-amylase, (2) SIGMA sweet potato β-amylase, ( 3) Amano Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. Biozyme M and (4) Amano Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. Biozyme M5 are (1) 1000U, (2) 1000U, (3) 880U, (4) 880U per 100g of potato mash, respectively. The potato food material (mash) of the present invention was prepared by adding to the mash and mixing well and reacting at 60 ° C. for 1 hour. The total saccharide content and maltose content of the obtained mash were measured in the same manner as in Example 1. Sweet potatoes were manufactured as follows. Put potato mash, milk, and sugar in a pan and cook. Turn off the heat, add egg yolk and mix, add butter and mix well. This dough was put into a mold, and egg yolk was applied to the surface with a brush and baked at 220 ° C. for 15 minutes. The evaluation was performed in the same manner as in Example 1.

得られたスイートポテトの官能評価とマッシュ中の糖含量の結果を表2に示す。これより、比較例に比べ試験例ではいずれも全般的にスイートポテトの品質が良好であり、試験例6、8のβ−アミラーゼ剤処理マッシュを用いたスイートポテトが総合的に最も良好な品質を示した。マッシュの糖含量も実施例1と同様に、試験例では比較例に比べ明らかに高いマルトース含量を示した。   Table 2 shows the sensory evaluation of the obtained sweet potato and the results of sugar content in the mash. As a result, the quality of sweet potatoes in the test examples is generally better than that in the comparative examples, and the sweet potato using the β-amylase agent-treated mash in Test Examples 6 and 8 has the best overall quality. Indicated. Similarly to Example 1, the sugar content of the mash showed a significantly higher maltose content in the test example than in the comparative example.

以上の結果から、各種β−アミラーゼ酵素剤を適当量添加し適当な時間反応させることによって、デンプンが適度に分解した本発明の馬鈴薯食品素材が得られ、それを用いることによって品質良好なスイートポテトを製造できることが判る。   From the above results, by adding appropriate amounts of various β-amylase enzyme agents and reacting them for an appropriate time, the potato food material of the present invention in which starch is appropriately decomposed can be obtained, and by using it, sweet potatoes with good quality can be obtained. It can be seen that can be manufactured.

実施例1の「インカのめざめ」の未処理マッシュと同様の方法で調製した「北海92号」、「さやか」のマッシュを用いβ−アミラーゼ剤(ビオザイムM)をマッシュ100gに880U添加し、実施例1と同様に60℃、2時間の処理を行い本発明の馬鈴薯食品素材を調製した。次に表3に示す配合で上記のマッシュを用い以下に示す方法でシフォンケーキを作成し、得られたシフォンケーキの官能評価を5人のパネラーにより表3の項目について行った。   880 U of β-amylase agent (Biozyme M) was added to 100 g of mash using “Hokkaido 92” and “Sayaka” mash prepared in the same manner as the untreated mash of “Inca no Ame” of Example 1. In the same manner as in Example 1, the potato food material of the present invention was prepared by treatment at 60 ° C. for 2 hours. Next, a chiffon cake was prepared by the method shown below using the mash with the formulation shown in Table 3, and the sensory evaluation of the obtained chiffon cake was performed for the items in Table 3 by five panelists.

シフォンケーキは以下の条件で作成した。小麦粉をよく振るっておく。卵白に塩と半量の砂糖を2−3回に分けて混合しながら十分に泡立てる(メレンゲ)。次に、卵黄に残り半分の砂糖を加え十分に泡立てる。これに牛乳とサラダ油を少量ずつ添加し、泡立て器で十分に混合する。これに馬鈴薯マッシュを入れよく混ぜ合わせ、半量のメレンゲを入れ、小麦粉は振い入れながら軽く混合する。次に、残り半量のメレンゲを入れ、泡をつぶさないようにサックリと混合する。この生地をシフォンケーキ型に入れ適度にガス抜きをした後、180℃、22分間オーブンで焼成する。焼成後型を逆にして常温で冷却後、型から取り出す。得られたシフォンケーキについて、官能評価を行った結果を表3に示す。   The chiffon cake was created under the following conditions. Shake flour well. Thoroughly whisker the egg white with salt and half of the sugar in 2-3 portions. Next, add the remaining half of the sugar to the egg yolk and whisk well. Add milk and salad oil in small portions, and mix well with a whisk. Add potato mash to this, mix well, add half of meringue, and lightly mix flour while shaking. Next, add the remaining half of the meringue and mix it with crisp so as not to crush the bubbles. This dough is put into a chiffon cake mold and degassed appropriately, and then baked in an oven at 180 ° C. for 22 minutes. After firing, the mold is reversed, cooled at room temperature, and then removed from the mold. Table 3 shows the results of sensory evaluation of the obtained chiffon cake.

これより、比較例に比べ試験例ではいずれもシフォンケーキの品質が飛躍的に向上し、特にボリューム、食感、風味の改善効果が大であった。また、試験例の中では試験例10および12のシフォンケーキが総合的に最も良好な結果を示した。   As a result, the quality of the chiffon cake was dramatically improved in all of the test examples as compared with the comparative example, and the effect of improving the volume, texture and flavor was particularly great. Of the test examples, the chiffon cakes of Test Examples 10 and 12 showed the best overall results.

以上の結果から、シフォンケーキのようなケーキ類においても本発明の効果が十分に発揮され、β−アミラーゼ剤によって適当に分解した本発明の馬鈴薯食品素材を用いることによって、品質良好な馬鈴薯添加シフォンケーキが得られることが判る。   From the above results, the potato-added chiffon with good quality can be obtained by using the potato food material of the present invention, which is sufficiently effective for the present invention even in cakes such as chiffon cake and is appropriately decomposed by a β-amylase agent. It turns out that a cake is obtained.

実施例3で用いたマッシュと同様のマッシュを用い、表4に示す配合で馬鈴薯アイスクリームを製造し、得られたアイスクリームの官能評価を10人のパネラーにより表4の項目について行った。   Using the same mash as the mash used in Example 3, potato ice cream was manufactured with the formulation shown in Table 4, and sensory evaluation of the obtained ice cream was performed for the items in Table 4 by 10 panelists.

以下にアイスクリームの製造条件を記載する。「インカのめざめ」、「さやか」を使用する場は(1)ボールに卵黄と砂糖を入れ泡立て器でよく混ぜ合わせる。(2)牛乳と生クリームを鍋に入れ火にかけ、40℃前後にあたためる。(2)の半量を(1)に少しずつ混ぜながら加え、もう半量に馬鈴薯マッシュを加え混ぜ合わせる。(3)これらをすべて混ぜ合わせ裏ごしし、再び鍋に入れ弱火にかけとろりとしたら火を止め冷す。「北海92号」を使用する場合は、鍋に牛乳、生クリーム、砂糖を入れ火にかけてとかす。これに馬鈴薯マッシュを入れ泡立て器で十分に混合する。これを裏ごしし冷す。冷したものを−20℃の冷凍庫に入れ30分毎に冷凍庫から出し適度に混合する。この操作を4〜5回繰り返す。あるいは冷したものを、アイスクリーマーを使用し冷しながら練り合わせる。   The production conditions for ice cream are described below. (1) Put egg yolk and sugar in a bowl and mix well with a whisk. (2) Put milk and fresh cream in a pan and heat. Add half of (2) to (1) while mixing little by little, and add potato mash to the other half and mix. (3) Mix all of these ingredients, put them back, put them in the pan again, and heat them over a low heat. When using “North Sea 92”, put milk, fresh cream, and sugar in the pan and set on fire. Add potato mash to this and mix well with a whisk. Slip this and cool. Place the cooled product in a -20 ° C freezer and remove it from the freezer every 30 minutes to mix properly. This operation is repeated 4 to 5 times. Alternatively, knead the cold with ice creamer.

表4より、比較例に比べ試験例ではいずれもアイスクリームの品質が飛躍的に向上し、特に食感、風味の改善効果が大であり、なめらかな食感でさわやかな甘みを呈した。従来からアイスクリームには各種素材の添加が行われているが、デンプン含有素材を添加した場合、老化したデンプン等によるざらざら感が大きな問題であったが、試験例のアイスクリームは非常にクリーミーでなめらかな食感を呈し、馬鈴薯を添加したアイスクリームとは思えない良好な品質であった。   As shown in Table 4, the quality of the ice cream was greatly improved in the test examples as compared with the comparative examples, and the effect of improving the texture and flavor was particularly great, and the refreshing sweetness was exhibited with a smooth texture. Conventionally, various materials have been added to ice cream, but when starch-containing materials are added, rough feeling due to aged starch etc. was a big problem, but the ice cream of the test example is very creamy. It had a smooth texture and had good quality that could not be thought of as an ice cream with potato added.

以上の結果から、これまでデンプン含有素材の添加が難しいと言われていたアイスクリームにおいても本発明の効果が十分に発揮され、β−アミラーゼ剤によって適当に分解した本発明の馬鈴薯食品素材を用いることによって、非常に品質良好な馬鈴薯添加アイスクリームが得られることが判る。   From the above results, the effect of the present invention is sufficiently exerted even in ice cream that has been said to be difficult to add starch-containing materials, and the potato food material of the present invention appropriately decomposed by a β-amylase agent is used. It can be seen that a potato-added ice cream with very good quality can be obtained.

実施例3で用いたマッシュと同様のマッシュを用い、表5に示す配合で馬鈴薯添加バターロールを製造し、得られたバターロールの官能評価を5人のパネラーにより表5の項目について行った。   Using a mash similar to the mash used in Example 3, a potato-added butter roll was produced with the formulation shown in Table 5, and sensory evaluation of the resulting butter roll was performed for the items in Table 5 by five panelists.

以下に、製パン工程を示す。
・ミキシング:全原料をミキサーに入れ、ミキシングピーク時間後、10秒程度後までミ キシングする
・分割、丸目:生地量40gずつ手分割、丸目
・べンチ :30℃、20分
・成型 :モルダー、シーターにて成型
・ホイロ :温度38℃、湿度85%、70分
・焼成 :200℃、12分
The bread making process is shown below.
・ Mixing: Put all raw materials in a mixer and mix until about 10 seconds after mixing peak time. ・ Division, rounding: Manual division by 40g of dough, rounding / bench: 30 ℃, 20 minutes ・ Molding: Molder, Molding with sheeter: proof: temperature 38 ° C, humidity 85%, 70 minutes • firing: 200 ° C, 12 minutes

その結果を表5に示す。これより、比較例に比べ試験例では総合的なパンの官能評価結果が良好であり、特に、ボリューム、食感、風味の非常に良好なパンが得られた。   The results are shown in Table 5. From this, compared with the comparative example, in the test example, the comprehensive sensory evaluation result of bread was good, and in particular, bread with very good volume, texture and flavor was obtained.

以上の結果から、本発明の効果は代表的パンであるバターロールにおいても十分に発揮され、多量の本発明の馬鈴薯食品素材を添加しても良好なパンが得られ、従来、糊化デンプンを含むデンプン含有素材をパンに添加すると著しい製パン性の低下が起こるが、本発明の技術を用いることにより、その点が飛躍的に改善されることが判る。   From the above results, the effect of the present invention is sufficiently exerted even in butter roll, which is a typical bread, and even when a large amount of the potato food material of the present invention is added, a good bread can be obtained. When the starch-containing material containing is added to bread, the bread-making property is remarkably lowered. However, it can be seen that this point is drastically improved by using the technique of the present invention.

実施例3で用いたマッシュと同様のマッシュを用い、表6に示す配合で馬鈴薯添加冷麺を製造し、得られた冷麺の官能評価を5人のパネラーにより表6の項目について行った。   Using the same mash as the mash used in Example 3, potato-added cold noodles were produced with the composition shown in Table 6, and sensory evaluation of the obtained cold noodles was performed on the items in Table 6 by five panelists.

冷麺の製造工程を以下に示す。
・ミキシング:縦型ミキサー、低速3分、中低速7分
・製麺 :冷麺製造機(商標名=生粉打ち名人)を用いてノズル(直径2mm)から の押し出し式で製麺
・切り出し :麺の長さ25cm前後
・茹で :沸騰水中で約4分
The manufacturing process of cold noodles is shown below.
・ Mixing: Vertical mixer, low speed 3 minutes, medium and low speed 7 minutes ・ Noodle making: Cold noodle making machine (trade name = raw flour master), extruding from a nozzle (diameter 2 mm) noodle making and cutting: Noodle length around 25cm, boiled: about 4 minutes in boiling water

その結果を表6に示す。これより、比較例に比べ試験例では総合的な冷麺の官能評価結果が非常に良好であり、特に、外観の評価が非常に高く、非常になめらかな表面状態を示した。   The results are shown in Table 6. From this, compared with the comparative example, in the test example, the comprehensive sensory evaluation result of the cold noodles was very good, in particular, the evaluation of the appearance was very high and a very smooth surface state was shown.

以上の結果から、本発明の効果は代表的麺類である冷麺においても十分に発揮され、多量の本発明の馬鈴薯食品素材を添加しても良好な冷麺が得られた。従来、糊化デンプンを含むデンプン含有素材を麺類に添加すると著しい製麺性の低下が起こるが、本発明の技術を用いることにより、その点が飛躍的に改善されることが判る。   From the above results, the effect of the present invention was sufficiently exhibited even in cold noodles, which are representative noodles, and good cold noodles were obtained even when a large amount of the potato food material of the present invention was added. Conventionally, when a starch-containing material containing gelatinized starch is added to noodles, a significant decrease in noodle-making properties occurs. However, it can be seen that this point is drastically improved by using the technique of the present invention.

本発明の各種農作物粉末や酵素剤を用いて処理された馬鈴薯食品素材を用いることによって、従来高品質な馬鈴薯添加食品(主に菓子類、パン類、麺類)の製造が困難であった食品において、飛躍的に高品質の食品を製造することが可能になり、これまで、加熱処理された糊化デンプンを含有する馬鈴薯の食品への用途は、菓子類、パン類、麺類等の品質を著しく低下させていたものを、本発明の技術により、馬鈴薯の各種食品(主に菓子類、パン類、麺類)への利用が可能になり、主に国産馬鈴薯の需要拡大と馬鈴薯を用いた高品質の各種食品の開発に多大な寄与が期待される。   In foods in which it has been difficult to produce high-quality potato-added foods (mainly confectionery, breads, noodles) by using potato food materials treated with various crop powders and enzyme agents of the present invention It has become possible to produce high quality foods dramatically, and until now, the use of potatoes containing gelatinized starch that has been heat-treated has significantly improved the quality of confectionery, breads, noodles, etc. What has been reduced can be used for various foods (mainly confectionery, breads, and noodles) of potatoes by the technology of the present invention, mainly due to increased demand for domestic potatoes and high quality using potatoes. A great contribution to the development of various foods is expected.

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加熱処理した馬鈴薯マッシュ中の主としてデンプンが、アミラーゼ類を多量に含有する芋類、穀物の粉末、またはそれらの懸濁液もしくは、アミラーゼ剤によって適度に分解され、風味、食感が改善され、トータル糖含量が6.66〜9.64%、マルトース含量が4.56〜5.29%であ
ことを特徴とする馬鈴薯食品素材。
Primarily starch in Cooked potatoes mash, potatoes containing amylases large amount of grain powders or their suspension, or moderately degraded by amylase agents, flavor improves the texture, total sugar content of 6.66 to 9.64 percent, the horse maltose content characterized in that the Ru 4.56 to 5.29 percent der Suzuimo food material.
前記馬鈴薯の品種・系統は、「インカのめざめ」、「北海92号」または「さやか」もしくは、これらに類する通常の馬鈴薯より芋風味の薄い品種・系統であることを特徴とする請求項1記載の馬鈴薯食品素材。 Varieties and lines of the potato, "awakening of Inca", "Hokkai 92 No." or "Sayaka" or claim 1, wherein the thin varieties and lines der Rukoto of potato flavor than conventional potato similar thereto potato food material as claimed in. 請求項1又は2に記載の馬鈴薯食品素材を用いて製造されることを特徴とする馬鈴薯食品。 Potato food which is manufactured using potato food material according to claim 1 or 2. 食品が菓子類、パン類、麺類であることを特徴とする請求項3に記載の馬鈴薯食品。 The potato food according to claim 3, wherein the food is confectionery, bread, or noodles. 前記菓子類は、スイートポテト、シフォンケーキ、アイスクリームであることを特徴とする請求項4に記載の馬鈴薯食品。 The potato food according to claim 4, wherein the confectionery is sweet potato, chiffon cake, or ice cream. 加熱処理した馬鈴薯マッシュに、前記馬鈴薯マッシュ100g当たりβ―アミラーゼ活性が500〜5000Uとなるように、アミラーゼ類を多量に含有する芋類、穀物の粉末、またはそれらの懸濁液もしくはアミラーゼ剤を添加し混合した後、反応温度40〜80℃、反応時間30分〜4時間で前記馬鈴薯マッシュの分解処理を行う
ことを特徴とする馬鈴薯食品素材の製造方法
Add potatoes containing a large amount of amylases, cereal powder, or suspensions or amylase agents thereof to heat-treated potato mash so that β-amylase activity is 500 to 5000 U per 100 g of the potato mash. after mixing, the manufacturing method of the potato food material, characterized in that the reaction temperature 40 to 80 ° C., a reaction time of 30 minutes to 4 hours disassembly process of the potato mash.
前記反応温度は、60〜70℃、前記反応時間は、1〜2時間である
ことを特徴とする請求項6記載の馬鈴薯食品素材の製造方法
The method for producing a potato food material according to claim 6 , wherein the reaction temperature is 60 to 70 ° C, and the reaction time is 1 to 2 hours .
前記β―アミラーゼ活性は、前記馬鈴薯マッシュ100g当たり800〜4000Uである
ことを特徴とする6又は記載の馬鈴薯食品素材の製造方法
The method for producing a potato food material according to 6 or 7 , wherein the β-amylase activity is 800 to 4000 U per 100 g of the potato mash .
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