WO2006101196A1 - 表面加工コーヒー果実を用いたコーヒー生豆の処理方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention includes a fermentation process in which microorganisms are brought into contact with an assimilation component contained in coffee fruit for fermentation, and a recovery process for separating and recovering green coffee beans from the coffee fruit that has undergone the fermentation process.
- the present invention relates to a method for processing green beans.
- a coffee beverage The production process of a coffee beverage will be briefly described.
- the outer skin and pulp parts are removed from the coffee fruit (the fruit of the scallop plant called coffee tree) to obtain green coffee beans (refining process).
- the obtained green coffee beans are heat-treated to obtain roasted coffee beans (roasting step).
- a coffee flavor component a component that is a source of taste and aroma peculiar to coffee
- the coffee roasted beans are crushed and the extracted coffee flavor component is extracted with hot water as a coffee beverage.
- a method that has been generally used in the past is to change the heating temperature, heating time, etc. in the roasting process.
- ground coffee beans are inoculated with koji mold and fermented, and then roasted to extract the produced coffee flavor components.
- roasted coffee beans are inoculated with koji mold and fermented, and then roasted to extract the produced coffee flavor components.
- enhancing the coffee flavor by adding the extracted coffee flavor component to coffee products such as coffee extract, roasted coffee beans, and powdered coffee (see Patent Document 1).
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 1 112950
- the present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and in particular, does not require a new processing step without causing a risk of an increase in raw material costs.
- the present invention provides a method for treating green coffee beans that can impart a high flavor.
- the first characteristic configuration of the present invention includes a fermentation process in which microorganisms are brought into contact with an assimilation component contained in coffee fruit and subjected to a fermentation process, and a recovery process in which green coffee beans are separated and recovered from the coffee fruit that has undergone the fermentation process.
- a method for treating green coffee beans which is a method for treating green coffee beans in which at least a part of the pulp of the coffee fruit is exposed and fermented by the microorganisms in the fermentation step.
- the second characteristic configuration of the present invention is that, in the fermentation step, at least a part of the pulp of the coffee fruit is exposed with the outer skin remaining, and the microorganism is subjected to a fermentation treatment.
- the fermentation step in the fermentation step, only the outer skin is peeled off.
- the coffee fruit pulp is at least partially exposed and fermented by the microorganism.
- a fourth characteristic configuration of the present invention is that the microorganism is selected from the group power of yeast, lactic acid bacteria, mold, and incomplete fungi.
- a fifth characteristic configuration of the present invention is that the coffee beans are obtained by the processing method according to any one of claims 1 to 4.
- a sixth characteristic configuration of the present invention is a roasted coffee bean obtained by roasting green coffee beans according to claim 5.
- a seventh characteristic configuration of the present invention is a coffee beverage obtained by using the roasted coffee beans described in claim 6 as a raw material.
- the green coffee bean processing method described in the first characteristic configuration of the present invention includes a fermentation process in which a microorganism is brought into contact with an assimilation component contained in coffee fruit and subjected to a fermentation process, and coffee fruit strength that has undergone the fermentation process. Therefore, the present invention can be carried out during the purification step of separating and recovering coffee fruit strength coffee beans. Therefore, unlike the prior art, when the coffee flavor component is extracted and added, it is possible to simply carry out the process without having to provide a new process.
- roaste fruit as used herein is composed of the green coffee beans that are present on the innermost side, the coffee flesh around it, and the outer skin that surrounds the coffee flesh. is there.
- green coffee beans have the property of absorbing water in preparation for germination, and certain microorganisms represented by yeast and the like decompose alcohols by decomposing (fermenting) organic compounds (assimilation components). It is known that organic acids, esters and the like (hereinafter referred to as fermentation components) can be produced. [0015] Therefore, when fermentation of certain microorganisms is performed in the presence of green coffee beans and assimilation components, the produced fermentation components can be absorbed into green coffee beans together with moisture.
- the pulp of the coffee fruit is exposed and fermented by microorganisms in the fermentation process, so that the assimilated components in the pulp are easily released and the microorganisms are also in the pulp. Since it becomes easy to penetrate
- the non-flushing method is a method of harvesting coffee berries and drying them as they are, and then threshing to remove pulp and skins to obtain green coffee beans. After removing the impurities by removing the impurities, removing the coffee pulp with a pulp remover, submerging the water in the water to remove the sticky material, washing the water and drying it to thresh and remove the thin skin, etc. This is a method for removing green coffee beans.
- the present invention at least a part of the pulp of the coffee fruit is exposed, so that the assimilation component in the pulp is easily released, and microorganisms also easily enter the pulp. Therefore, it can be applied to any of the above-mentioned non-washing type or flushing type. For example, in a non-washing purification process, after harvesting coffee fruits, exposing a portion of the pulp, spraying microorganisms directly into contact with them, passing through a fermentation process, and then drying. Good.
- a part of the pulp may be exposed, and for example, when submerged in a water tank to remove impurities, microorganisms may be added to the water tank together. Fermentation by microorganisms is promoted because sugar in the pulp is easily eluted in the aquarium.
- the method for treating green coffee beans according to the second characteristic configuration of the present invention exposes a part of the pulp with the coffee fruit husk remaining, so that, for example, the surface of the harvested coffee fruit is sharp. If the blade is scratched with a sharp knife (the inner coffee beans are not scratched), a part of the pulp can be easily exposed and fermented by the microorganisms.
- the coffee fruit is peeled only in its outer skin so that the pulp of the coffee fruit is at least partially exposed.
- the assimilated components are more easily released, and the contact area with the microorganisms becomes wider.
- the fermentation rate can be further increased.
- the microorganism is selected from the group consisting of yeast, lactic acid bacteria, fungi, and incomplete fungi. These microorganisms are easy to handle because they are easily available and can be handled by general methods for culture and storage.
- the green coffee beans described in the fifth characteristic configuration of the present invention may include a new flavor component (fermented component) produced by fermentation.
- the roasted coffee beans according to the sixth characteristic configuration of the present invention include a new flavor component (fermentation component) generated by fermentation in addition to the conventional coffee flavor component generated in the roasting step. May be included.
- the coffee beverage according to the seventh characteristic configuration of the present invention is given a high-quality fragrance derived from a new flavor component (fermented component) generated by fermentation in addition to the conventional coffee flavor component. obtain.
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- the coffee fruit in the present invention means the fruit of coffee tree, and generally speaking, the coffee beans (seed), the pulp (part containing sugar and other nutrients), and the hull strength. More specifically, green coffee beans are present on the innermost side, and the surrounding areas are covered with silver skin (silver skin), inner skin (parchment), pulp, and outer skin, respectively. As the product types, arabic, Robusta, and Riberica varieties can be applied, and Brazil, Ethiopia, Vietnam, Guatemala, etc. can be applied to the production areas. It is not something. In addition, the coffee fruit that can be used in this embodiment
- Examples of the assimilation component used in the fermentation process of the present invention include fruit pulp, fruit juice, sugar, medium, and the like, preferably coffee pulp.
- the coffee pulp as used in the present invention means, for convenience, all parts of the coffee fruit (whether undried or dried) other than the green coffee beans and hulls.
- the coffee pulp may be used in the state of coffee fruit that has not undergone a refining process, or may be used in the state of a pulp obtained when separated from green coffee beans in the refining process. Is possible. Further, the coffee pulp may be undried or dried. It is not limited to coffee pulp, but other pulps such as grape pulp, cherry pulp, and strawberry pulp can be used as needed, and these pulps including coffee pulp can be used alone or in some cases. , Can be used in any combination.
- Assimilation components other than the above-mentioned pulp include fruit juice (eg, grape, peach, apple, etc.), sugar
- sugarcane is a monosaccharide, disaccharide, polysaccharide, etc. that can be used for plant power such as sugarcane), cereals (for example, wort obtained by saccharification of malt), medium, etc., but microorganisms can be assimilated. It is not particularly limited as long as it is a component, and these assimilation ingredients including pulp may be used alone or in any combination.
- the harvested coffee fruit may be scratched with a sharp blade (for example, scissors, file), or the outer skin may be cut using a threshing device or the like. It may be possible to apply pressure to the coffee berries, but at this time, the green coffee beans inside should not be damaged. Alternatively, a peeler or the like may be used to peel only the outer skin of the coffee fruit to expose the pulp.
- a peeler or the like may be used to peel only the outer skin of the coffee fruit to expose the pulp.
- the microorganism used in the present invention is not particularly limited as long as it is a microorganism that can assimilate (ferment) the assimilating components described above.
- microorganism examples include yeast, lactic acid bacteria, molds, and incomplete fungi. These microorganisms can be suitably used because they are easily available and easy to handle.
- yeast for brewing such as yeast for wine fermentation and yeast for beer fermentation that have been used in foods can be preferably used.
- yeast for wine fermentation include commercially available dry yeast such as Lalvin L2323 strain (hereinafter referred to as L2323: Seticcampa) and CK S 102 strain (hereinafter referred to as S102: Bio Springer).
- L2323 is used for red winemaking and S102 for rose winemaking.
- S102 for rose winemaking.
- the lactic acid bacteria are applicable as long as they are known bacteria used for producing fermented milk, lactic acid bacteria beverages, cheese fermented milk and the like.
- lactic acid bacteria belonging to the genus Lactobacillus are preferably exemplified.
- Examples of imperfect fungi that can be applied include Geotrichum candidum, Geotrichum rectangulatum, and Geotrichum klebahnii. Further, for example, Aspergillus oryzae used in the production of fermented foods such as sake, shochu, miso, and soy sauce are applicable.
- various flavors can be added by selecting the type of microorganism and fermentation conditions. Therefore, microorganisms to which a desired flavor can be added can be appropriately selected and used.
- microorganisms When the microorganisms are dried, they can be covered with water according to each suitable method. For example, when dry yeast is used, it can be used by suspending in water heated to 37 to 41 ° C for 20 to 30 minutes.
- the amount of the microorganism used in the present invention is not particularly limited as long as the effect of addition of flavor is obtained, but can be appropriately set in consideration of the culture time and cost.
- the amount of spore is 0.01 force 0.1 wt% Is appropriate.
- 1.0-: LOmgZg is appropriate.
- Examples of the method of bringing the microorganism into contact with the assimilating component include the following methods.
- the direct method is a method in which a microorganism is brought into direct contact with an assimilated component in the presence of green coffee beans.
- the microorganisms are sprayed or sprayed on the coffee fruit (or a mixture of coffee pulp and green coffee beans obtained when separated from green coffee beans in the refining process) with at least partly exposed coffee pulp.
- direct contact and ferment In particular, when fermenting using coffee fruit with partially exposed pulp, the assimilated sugar and other components are localized at a high concentration in the pulp, so that the fermentation proceeds efficiently and green coffee beans are in the immediate vicinity. Since it exists, fermentation components such as alcohols and esters produced by fermentation can quickly migrate into green coffee beans. In addition, when using the dried coffee fruit (or coffee pulp), you may ferment in the state which included water
- a fermenter equipped with a fermented liquid is prepared, and green coffee beans, assimilated components, and microorganisms are added to the fermented liquid, and the microorganisms are brought into contact with the assimilated components that can be eluted in the fermented liquid.
- assimilated components that can be eluted in the fermented liquid.
- microorganisms and coffee fruits that have at least partially exposed the coffee pulp (or a mixture of coffee pulp and fresh coffee beans obtained when separated from green coffee beans in the refining process) in the fermentation broth. Add and ferment.
- the conditions for fermentation of microorganisms are not particularly limited as long as the conditions allow fermentation to be performed, and conditions suitable for fermentation (for example, the type of microorganism used, the amount of bacteria (initial number of bacteria), and utilization)
- the type and amount (concentration), temperature, humidity, PH, oxygen or carbon dioxide concentration, fermentation time, etc.) of the components can be appropriately set.
- additives such as pH adjusters and commercially available nutrient media for supplementing nitrogen sources and carbon sources can be supplementarily added as necessary. .
- the conditions such as temperature, pH, diacid carbon concentration, etc. may be controlled and fermented.
- the conditions such as temperature, pH, diacid carbon concentration, etc.
- fermentation is performed in a low-temperature environment that can suppress the growth of other bacteria such as 15 to 30 ° C, and pH adjusters (taenoic acid, malic acid, lactic acid, etc.) are added as necessary.
- pH adjusters taenoic acid, malic acid, lactic acid, etc.
- Fermentation may be carried out under (or aerobic) conditions.
- the above fermentation conditions for example, the type of microorganism used and the amount of bacteria (initial number of bacteria), the type and amount (concentration) of the assimilation component, temperature, humidity , PH, oxygen or carbon dioxide concentration, fermentation time, etc.
- a thermostatic bath, tank or storage that can be controlled automatically and Z or manually.
- the time required for the fermentation process is not limited. Depending on the quality and strength of the added flavor, Or what is necessary is just to select suitably by microorganisms assimilation component.
- the fermentation process may be completed with reference to the assimilation of the assimilated component.
- a fermentation process can be performed during the purification process of green coffee beans.
- Coffee fruit strength There are two known refining processes to obtain green coffee beans: non-washed and washed.
- the non-washing method is a method of harvesting coffee berries and then drying them as they are to thresh to remove husks, pulp, inner skins, silver skins, etc. to obtain green coffee beans.
- Non-washing purification processes are easy to operate, but are mainly applied in areas where the climate is dry. On the other hand, the washing-type refining process is mainly applied in rainy areas.
- non-washing-type purification process for example, coffee fruits are harvested, the surface of the coffee flesh is exposed using a knife or the like to partially expose the coffee pulp, and the microorganisms are contacted by the direct method described above and fermented. And let it dry.
- the washing-type refining process for example, when harvesting coffee fruit, scratching the surface with a knife or the like to expose a portion of the coffee pulp, and submerging in a water tank to remove impurities, Microorganisms are added together to the water tank (fermentor) by the above indirect method and fermented. Since the pulp is exposed with scratches, sugar and other components (assimilation components) in the pulp are easily eluted in the water tank, and fermentation by microorganisms is promoted. Alternatively, before the harvested coffee berries are submerged in the aquarium or after submerging in the aquarium to remove impurities, Before removing the coffee pulp from the tank, the fermentation may be carried out by the direct method or the indirect method described above.
- the present invention may also be fermented by the above-mentioned direct method by exposing the pulp while growing on the tree before the coffee fruit is harvested.
- the coffee berries are separated by washing away microorganisms with water or the like, or with the microorganisms attached, the pulp is removed and threshed according to the normal purification process.
- the coffee beans are separated (from one coffee fruit
- the green coffee beans thus separated can be roasted by a normal method to obtain various roasted coffee beans (light roast to Italian roast) with different degrees of roasting. Can do.
- the obtained roasted coffee beans can be used for drinking as regular coffee by pulverizing and adding water, filtering and extracting with a filter medium, and instant coffee, coffee extract, canned coffee as industrial raw materials. It can be used for such as.
- the microorganism when the microorganism and the assimilation component are brought into contact with each other by the above indirect method, the microorganism may be fermented in a state where the assimilation component and the green coffee beans are separated from each other.
- green coffee beans and an assimilated component may be collected in a bag, and the bag may be submerged in a fermentation broth, and microorganisms may be added to the fermenter and fermented.
- the bag used in this case is a filter provided with a plurality of micropores through which microorganisms do not pass (or are difficult to pass), but assimilation and fermentation components can pass (or pass easily). It consists of materials.
- the coffee fruit and the microorganism can be easily separated after the fermentation process, and the subsequent purification process is performed more quickly. obtain.
- it may be configured to put microorganisms in the bag.
- the fermenter may be divided into a microbial fraction, green coffee beans, and an assimilated component fraction (coffee fruit fraction) by the filter material or the like.
- Monosaccharides were analyzed by liquid chromatography.
- the apparatus used was an HPLC-type manufactured by Shimadzu Corporation. Showdex KS-802 was used as the column, and detection was performed with a differential refractometer sensitivity of 8 ⁇ 10 _5 UFS.
- Mobile phase 0.8mlZmin water, column temperature 80 ° C. Quantified with an absolute calibration curve. Free amino nitrogen was measured using a ninhydrin colorimetric method.
- microorganism used for fermentation (Geo trichum candidum SAM2421 international deposit number: FERM BP-10300) was inoculated in the immersion liquid of Example 2 and left at room temperature for fermentation. It was. Organic acids were analyzed using liquid chromatography on the liquid after 2 days of fermentation.
- the apparatus used was an HPLC-type Shimadzu Corporation. Shim-pack SCR-102H was used as the column, and the electric conductivity was detected with CDD-6A.
- the temperature in the column oven was 40 ° C, and the reaction and elution were performed with a Tris buffer containing p-toluenesulfonic acid. Quantified with an absolute calibration curve. The results are shown in Table 2.
- Example 3 The coffee fruit after fermentation in Example 3 above was taken out from the fermented liquid, drained, and then dried in a dryer at 55 ° C for 48 hours, and then the pulp and hull were removed to obtain green coffee beans. .
- 100 g was roasted by a deep roasting button operation with a home-use fully automatic coffee bean roasting machine (CRP A-100 Tortoise Co., Ltd.). Roasting time was about 25 minutes.
- Example 4 For each roasted bean in Example 4, the aromatic component was analyzed using gas chromatography (GC). Each roasted bean was put into a GC sample tube in the same shape without being crushed, and the gas in the headspace was measured.
- the apparatus used was “Agilent 7694 Headspace Sampler” and “Agilent 6890 GC System”. The sample was introduced at 60 ° C, held for 15 minutes, split 10: 1, and the column used was CP7673wax (length 25 mm x inner diameter 0.25 mm, film thickness 1.2 m). The temperature was maintained at 40 ° C for 5 minutes, heated to 220 ° C at 10 ° CZ for 2 minutes and held at 20 ° C for 20 minutes. MSD and FID were used as detectors. The results are shown in Table 4 below.
- a coffee extract was prepared using each roasted bean in Example 4 above.
- the roasted beans were finely ground, and lOOg of hot water was added to 12 g of the ground beans and stirred.
- the floated coffee was removed and the supernatant was subjected to sensory evaluation. It was conducted by 5 panelists specializing in coffee. There were four types of evaluation items: fragrance (brewed incense, esthetic perfume) and taste (bitterness, body feeling).
- a coffee extract of Brazilian Santos beans was used as the higher numbers are stronger and the smaller numbers are weaker, 1 to 5 points were evaluated in increments of 0.1. Expressed as the average value of evaluation points. The results are shown in Table 5 below. The sample with exposed flesh had better aroma and taste than the control and unexposed samples.
- Example 8 [0073] Using wine yeast (LALVIN EC1118), the coffee fruit (partially exposed flesh) was exposed and the coffee fruit (no exposure) was directly fermented. .
- the surface was scratched with scissors or a file to expose a portion of the pulp.
- 0.1 lg of dry yeast was condensed into 20 ml of warm water and sprayed directly. Fermentation was performed at room temperature (20-30 ° C) for 2-5 days in a 3 L Erlenmeyer flask. After completion of the fermentation, it was dried for 72 hours in a 45 ° C dryer, and then the pulp and skin were removed to obtain green coffee beans. On the other hand, the same treatment was applied to the fruit without exposing the pulp without processing the surface.
- Example 8 The sensory evaluation of the coffee extract of each roasted bean obtained in Example 8 was performed. A coffee extract was prepared using the roasted beans. The roasted beans were thinned, and 100 g of hot water was added to 12 g of crushed beans and stirred. The obtained coffee extract was subjected to sensory evaluation in the same manner as in Example 6. The results are shown in Table 8 below.
- the present invention includes a variety of products (regular coffee, instant coffee, canned coffee), including coffee fruit processing, such as refined roasting, and coffee beans processed by the present invention. , Coffee roma, etc.) and is also very useful in the coffee beverage manufacturing industry, and can contribute to the further development of such industries
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