WO2004091318A1 - 麦芽根を用いた飲食物の製造方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method for producing food and drink using malt root. More specifically, the present invention relates to a method for producing a food or drink characterized by using malt roots having a controlled particle size.
- the process of producing malt from barley is called the malting process, and malt used for raw materials such as beer and whiskey is made through this process.
- the malting process consists of three major steps: (1) immersion, (2) germination, and (3) drying. [Brewery and fermented food encyclopedia: pp. 247 (2010) Published by Asakura Shoten].
- Dry malt (also referred to as roasted malt) obtained through these steps is used after removing malt root (also referred to as malt root) with a root removing machine.
- malt root also referred to as malt root
- Malt roots are (a) those that readily absorb water, (b) have a bitter taste and affect the aftertaste of beer, and the use of malt roots (c) increases chromaticity. [Beer brewing technology: pp. 183 (1991) Published by Food Industry Newspaper Co., Ltd.]. That is, if beer or the like is produced without removing the malt root, malt derived from the malt root will be imparted to the beer or the like.
- malt from which malt roots have been removed is used as a raw material for beer, whiskey, etc., and the removed malt roots are by-products at malt manufacturing plants and are generally used as animal feed.
- malt brewing technology pp. 183 (1989) Published by Food Industry Newspaper Co., Ltd.].
- malt roots in foods has also been studied in various ways. For example, a partially degraded hemicellulose obtained by extracting plant fiber raw materials such as malt roots and then treating them with enzymes is used. Water-soluble dietary fiber-containing foods and drinks characterized by containing water have been proposed [Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication (Kokai) No. 3-49662-Yu]. Also, by-products of barley malting There has been proposed a food material comprising malt roots obtained by crushing and sieving malt roots containing a certain husk, a cob, etc. ]. However, although malt roots contain a lot of soluble nitrogen and various active substances, which are a nutrient source for yeast, malt roots themselves have unpleasant tastes.
- the present invention utilizes malt root, which has been removed as a cause of unpleasant taste in the production of beer and whiskey, despite being rich in nitrogen sources and various active substances, as a raw material for food and drink. It is an object to provide a technology that performs
- an object of the present invention is to provide a technique using malt root as a raw material for food and drink through a step of immersing the raw material in a liquid. Disclosure of the invention
- the present inventors have conducted intensive studies to solve the above problems, and as a result, have completed the present invention as follows.
- the present inventors examined the phenomenon that malt is generated in a beer when malt root is used as a raw material in the production of beer or the like. As a result, they focused on the fact that the malt root used as a raw material was ground together with other raw materials such as malt. Then, the relationship between malt derived from malt root and the degree of pulverization of malt root was examined in detail.
- malt roots were crushed by adjusting the grade to 5 levels (strong, medium, weak, fine, non-crushed), and the leachate of each crushed material was evaluated.
- the flavor evaluation it was confirmed that as the crushing strength was weakened, the unpleasant taste was reduced and the flavor evaluation point was improved.
- malt derived from malt roots was affected by the amount of soluble solids in the leachate.
- the amount of soluble solids in the leachate was measured for the crushed material of each malt root adjusted to the above five stages, the soluble solids were reduced as the crushing strength was weakened, and leaching of contaminants was accordingly performed. was found to be suppressed.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the results of Example 1.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the results of Example 3.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the results of Example 5.
- the malt root refers to a root that develops when barley is germinated. Normally, malt roots grow from barley with several root buds appearing and splitting.
- the barley here is called Barley, and its scientific name is Hordeum vulgare L., and it is divided into six, four, and two rows according to the number of rows of grains on the ears. Means Even the same varieties are divided into autumn sowing (Winter barley) and spring sowing (Spring barley) depending on the cultivation time. However, new barley obtained by breeding is also included in the barley here.
- malt root is a process of processing barley into malt which is a raw material for beer, whiskey, etc. [that is, the above malting process: (1) malting process, (2) germination process, (3) In the drying step], it refers to the fraction obtained by derooting the dried malt (also called roasted malt) that has passed through the drying step (3), and contains a large amount of malt root. It is called malt root (including some hulls) (also called wheat root) (in English, it is called malt rootlets). Malt root obtained by derooting is a by-product in malt manufacturing plants and is generally used as animal feed. The malt root in the present invention is not limited to those obtained as a by-product of a malt manufacturing plant.
- Roots may be prepared. Further, green malt (raw malt) before drying and root removal may be used. Malt root may be used as it is, or may be added with other components and compression-molded (pellet or the like). In addition, dry malt which does not remove malt roots may be used as a raw material.
- the shape of the malt root is one of the most important aspects in the present invention.
- malt roots with a high degree of pulverization cause savory taste. Therefore, it is important that the malt roots used in the present invention be suppressed from being ground to such an extent that leaching of the savory taste can be suppressed. Therefore, in the present invention, it is preferable to use the malt root as it is without pulverization or to use a malt root having a low degree of pulverization.
- the ratio of particles having a particle size of less than 150 m is preferably not more than 60% by weight.
- malt root particles can be adjusted using the specific surface area as an index.
- the specific surface area can be measured according to a conventional method such as the BET method. In the present invention, it is preferable to use malt roots having a specific surface area of 1.90 m 2 / g or less.
- the degree of grinding of the malt root can be estimated based on the bulk density.
- the particles were dispersed and dropped with 18.5 mesh, placed in a 100 m1 container placed under the mesh, and weighed.
- the malt root used in the present invention was preferably a pulverized product having a bulk density of 0.3 Syg Zml or less.
- the method for producing a food and drink provided by the present invention since it is possible to control the leaching of the malt-derived savory liquid, it is particularly possible to (1) immerse the malt root in the liquid, and (2) use the liquid It is particularly useful to use a method for producing food and drink, which involves a step of removing malted roots after leaching.
- the step of immersing (soaking) malt root in a liquid specifically refers to a step of adding malt root to a liquid such as a leaching solvent or wort.
- a liquid such as a leaching solvent or wort.
- the steps (1) and (2) described above will be performed.
- a leachate obtained by leaching malt root with a leaching solvent may be added to various foods and drinks.
- the leaching solvent for the malt root is not particularly limited, but generally, a liquid such as water or an organic solvent is preferable as the leaching solvent, and more preferably, an aqueous solvent is preferred from the viewpoint of safety and simplicity.
- factors such as the pH and the salt concentration of the leachate may be appropriately adjusted as desired.
- a supercritical fluid may be used as the leaching solvent.
- the malt root leaching temperature and time can be appropriately determined depending on the type of solvent used and the type of extraction device.
- the method for leaching malt roots is not particularly limited, as long as a solid-liquid extraction method is used when a liquid such as water or an organic solvent is used as a leaching solvent.
- a liquid such as water or an organic solvent
- a batch type, a semi-batch type, a continuous type, and the like can be mentioned, and apparatuses having various extraction mechanisms can be used.
- the malt root is leached with a solvent, it is separated into solid and liquid by a conventional solid-liquid separator (mesh, strainer, cyclone, decanter, centrifuge, filter, etc.) to obtain a clear solution according to the present invention.
- a leachate can be obtained.
- the leachate is concentrated (evaporation concentration, etc.) and converted to an extract for storage (freezing storage, temporary storage by heat sterilization, etc.), or drying and solidification (powder, granulation, etc.).
- an extract for storage freezing storage, temporary storage by heat sterilization, etc.
- drying and solidification drying and solidification (powder, granulation, etc.).
- separation based on velocity difference membrane separation, liquid chromatography, etc.
- separation by partition equilibrium liquid-liquid extraction, adsorption, etc.
- separation by selective precipitation Yes (Eg, precipitation with an organic solvent, crystallization, etc.) for purification to improve the purity, and these are also included in the category of leachate in the present invention.
- the food or drink to which these exudates are added is also one embodiment of the food or drink provided by the present invention. Further, in the present invention, it is important to produce a food or drink from malt root while suppressing unpleasant taste, and an exudate obtained by leaching malt root with a solvent such as water is added in each step of food production.
- the malt root of the present invention and another raw material may be directly added to a solvent to be leached, or the malt root of the present invention may be added to some raw material solutions.
- the malt root and other raw materials in the present invention may be separately leached and mixed.
- malt root having a controlled particle size can be added in any step of leaching components of the malt root with a liquid.
- the step in which malt root can be added is not particularly limited as long as it does not pass through the pulverizing step after the addition of the malt root and passes through the step of removing the leached malt root. Therefore, it is preferable to add in the preparation step.
- leaching has been performed in the filtration step of insoluble components derived from raw materials. This is preferable because malt roots of the germ can be removed together.
- the amount of malt root to be added is not particularly limited, but in a product in which flavor is particularly important, a range in which the flavor of the product is not impaired is preferable.
- the amount of malt root added is preferably 50 g / L or less per final product.
- foods and drinks refer to products, foodstuffs, foods and drinks that are foods to which the malt roots and / or exudates of the present invention are added or contained.
- Alcoholic beverages include beer, low-malt beer, miscellaneous liquor, low-alcohol malt-fermented beverages, liqueurs, whiskey, and shochu.
- Non-alcoholic beverages include soft drinks (carbonated beverages include cider, cola, and nutritional drinks).
- Non-carbonated drinks include fruit juice drinks, coffee drinks, etc.
- mineral drinks, sports drinks, etc. tea drinks (green tea, oolong tea, black tea, etc.), dairy drinks, etc.
- health foods and foods for special use are also included as foods in the present invention.
- Malt roots with different degrees of pulverization were prepared, and malt exudates were evaluated in order to examine an effective method for producing food and drink using malt root as a raw material while suppressing the unpleasant taste.
- malt roots with different degrees of crushing To prepare malt roots with different degrees of crushing, first weigh 3 kg of malt root produced in Japan into a vinyl bag as a representative sample of malt root that is usually distributed as a by-product of a malt manufacturing plant. After gently mixing and distributing evenly, the mixture was weighed into five bags of 700 g with a scoop. Furthermore, each of the five weighed bags is passed through a milling mill (micro powder, manufactured by Tokushu Kika Kogyo Co., Ltd.) using a compression-shear method, and the lower mill is moved up and down by a grain size adjusting knob on the dial setting.
- a milling mill micro powder, manufactured by Tokushu Kika Kogyo Co., Ltd.
- malt roots of five different patterns can be more than 500 g each. They were prepared (the particle size distribution of these five patterns is shown in Example 3). Next, 100 g of malt root in each of the 5 patterns was weighed, 100 ml of hot water at 80 ° C was added, and the mixture was leached for 15 minutes, followed by solid-liquid separation. Obtained.
- the flavor of each leachate was evaluated (5 Oml Z persons). The evaluation was performed on a three-point scale by the following score evaluation by ten trained panelists in the order in which they felt unpleasant.
- Table 1 summarizes the results (average score of flavor evaluation).
- Example 1 the flavor was evaluated in a three-point scale based on a score, and a cup test using each leachate (50 ml) was performed.
- the leachate leached with the fractions 150 to 250 alone reduced the unpleasant taste and the roughness feeling on the tongue
- the leachate leached with the fractions of 250 / xm or more alone had the highest evaluation score. It was found that the taste and roughness remaining on the tongue were the least.
- fine-grained malt roots of less than 150 categories may affect the taste of food and drink. found.
- the specific surface area was measured by a BET multipoint method for malt roots in a section of 150 to 250 m, which is a section with less unpleasant taste. That is, using a gas adsorption type pore distribution measuring instrument VAS-300, about 2 g of the sample of this category dried on a shelf at 70 ° C for 6 hours.
- JIS traditional mesh: 60, 100, 14
- the malt roots in the strong and medium-grained corns have fractions less than 150; the fractions that affect off taste (less than 106 / zm, and 106 to 15 0 xm) was included in about 90% or more.
- the weakly crushed and finely crushed malt roots contain a large amount of a malt root fraction of 150 to 250 im and a malt root fraction of 250 or more.
- non-milled malt roots were rich in malt roots of 250 or more, with few fractions (less than 106 m and 106-150 m) affecting taste.
- Example 4 As a preferable degree of pulverization of the malt root, non-pulverization, fine pulverization and weak pulverization which obtain a flavor evaluation point higher than the average in Example 1 are preferable, and the evaluation results of these particle size distributions are combined together. Considering this, it was found that malt roots with less than 60% by weight of particles having a size of less than 150 m that affect the taste are desirable.
- Example 4 Example 4:
- the measurement method is as follows: 18.5 mesh dispersed and dropped, placed in a 100 ml container placed under it, weighed,
- Table 3 shows the results. Table 3:
- the effective use of the active ingredient in the malt root was evaluated.
- non-milled malt root can exude the active ingredient in malt root while suppressing unpleasant taste
- water is used as a leaching solvent
- muscarinic M3 receptor in malt root exudate is used.
- the presence or absence of binding actives was examined.
- the inventors have confirmed that one of the active components in malt root is a muscarinic M3 receptor-binding active substance which is expected to have a gastrointestinal motility promoting effect.
- test method for muscarinic M3 receptor binding is as follows.
- a sample (a freeze-dried malt root exudate) and a ligand were added to a suspension of a membrane preparation of a recombinant Chinese hamster ovary cell line that expressed human musculin M3 receptor. It was added 2 nM of [3 H] 4- DAMP (Jifue two Ruasetokishi N- methylation piperidine Mechiodai de) and incubated for 60 minutes at 22 ° C. The reaction solution was suction-filtered through a glass fiber filter (GFZB: manufactured by Perkin Elmer) to stop the reaction, and washed with an ice-cooled buffer for several minutes.
- GFZB glass fiber filter
- the present invention is a useful technique that can contain a physiologically active substance in malt root such as muscarinic M3 receptor binding active substance in food and drink while suppressing unpleasant taste. It was found that the temperature conditions could be set in a wide range.
- an alcoholic beverage (low-malt beer) was produced. That is, malt, hops, non-milled malt root (here, the non-milled Using malt root) and water as raw materials, 200 L was prepared, fermented, filtered and filled according to a conventional method. Specifically, 20 kg of crushed malt was saccharified in a charging kettle. Next, as an auxiliary material, lkg of the above malt root was added without being subjected to pulverization, and then filtered in a filtration tank. Next, hops and liquid sugar were added and the mixture was boiled in a boiling kettle, and the resulting precipitates such as proteins were removed in a sedimentation tank (whirlpool).
- the average score of the prototype 3 was 2.7
- the score of the control 3-1 was 1.8
- the score of the control 3-2 was 2.5.
- Prototype 3 was evaluated as being more delicious than Control 3-1
- Prototype 3 was evaluated as being as delicious as Control 3_2.
- the soluble nitrogen content and the free amino nitrogen content (glycine equivalent) in the solution before adding yeast were measured.
- the malt root When no was added, the soluble nitrogen content was 45.7 (mgZl 0 Oml) and the free amino nitrogen content was 10.2 (mg / m1).
- malt root could be used as a medium component, but there was no known method of using malt root as a medium component for fermentation without losing the good flavor of food and drink. According to the malt root of the present invention, it was clarified that both of these were achieved, and it was found that malt root could be used effectively.
- Example 7
- Alcoholic beverages were produced as foods using the leaching solution in the present invention. That is, 100 g of the malt root of the present invention (here, the non-milled malt root of Example 1) was leached at 60 ° C. for 15 minutes using pure water (1000 m 1) as a solvent, followed by solid-liquid separation. To obtain a leachate [Bri X (soluble solid content) 3%, about 700 ml].
- Prototype 7 and Control 7 were evaluated by three trained panelists in three levels of flavor (3 points for delicious, 2 for slightly delicious, 1 for unsavory). As a result, the average for both beverages was the same as 2.8. Therefore, it was found that the beverage of the present invention did not cause any unpleasant taste while using malt root as a raw material.
- Example 8
- a non-alcoholic beverage was produced as a beverage using the malt root according to the present invention (here, the finely ground malt root of Example 1 was used).
- the malt root according to the present invention
- various concentrated turbid juices oval juice (concentration ratio 5 times), apple juice (concentrated) to 1% in terms of straight juice.
- 0.15 g of citric acid 5 Og of malt root-equivalent leaching solution (as in Example 7), 2 mL of fragrance, and 0.25 g of L-ascorbic acid.
- Malt root in the present invention (here, the weakly ground malt root of Example 1 was used) Using about 1.5 kg, leaching was performed with 15 L of pure water to obtain a leachate, which was then evaporated and concentrated. After freeze-drying, about 300 g [yield: about 20% (w / w)] of leachate extract (dry matter) was obtained. Next, the above leachate extract (dry matter): 1000 mg, lactose: 200 mg, and crystalline cellulose: 30 Omg were blended to produce a health food of evening tablets having a content of 150 Omg per grain. Industrial applicability
- malt root which has been removed as a cause of unpleasant taste in the production of beer and whiskey, despite being rich in a nitrogen source and various active substances, is used as a raw material for food and drink.
- malt root is used as a raw material of food and drink through the process of applying the raw material to liquid, the same food and drink as the conventional food and drink, its flavor, flavor, and taste are provided. I was able to.
- the present invention provides a highly nutritious food and drink as a food and drink that effectively utilizes a nitrogen source and various active substances contained in malt roots, and its utility is enormous.
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