Production method for probiotics fermentation-type acid mung bean milk
A production method and technology of probiotics, which are applied to milk replacers, frozen desserts, dairy products, etc., can solve the problems of long production time, affect quality, and complicated separation, and achieve the advantages of shortening fermentation cycle, improving safety, and simple process flow. Effect
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[0032] A production method of probiotic fermented sour bean juice, the steps are as follows:
[0033] (1) Weigh 300g of mung beans, wash them, add 1200mL of water and soak for 8-12 hours.
[0034] (2) Add the soaked mung beans into clear water and use a refiner to grind them into a thin paste (the finer the grinding, the better), then pass through a colloid mill to further refine the soymilk, and pass through a 130-150 mesh filter after grinding, And add cold water (about 1800mL) to filter continuously, about 2500mL of slurry can be filtered out, and the filtered slurry can be separated from starch through a starch separator, and about 2000mL of upper layer slurry can be obtained (bean dregs and starch are reserved for other processes) ;
[0035] (3) Add 50-60g of lactose to the obtained slurry, heat it at 95-100°C for 4-5 minutes, remove the bacteria in the original bean juice and passivate the harmful enzymes in it, cool it to about 40°C, and press 1:1 : 1 ratio into each ...
Embodiment 2
[0039] A production method of probiotic fermented sour bean juice, the steps are as follows:
[0040] (1) Weigh 500g of mung beans, rinse them, soak them in 1500mL of water for 8-12 hours, and wait for the bean skins to fall off after twisting with your hands;
[0041] (2) Add the soaked mung beans into clean water and grind them into a thin paste (the finer the grinding, the better), after the grinding is completed, pass through a 130-150-mesh filter, and add cold water (about 3000mL) to filter continuously. Filter out 3800mL of slurry, and separate starch from the filtered slurry through a starch separator to obtain about 3200mL of upper layer slurry (okara and starch are reserved for other processes).
[0042] (3) 80-90g of lactose added to the obtained slurry was heated at 95-100°C for 4-5 minutes to remove the bacteria in the original soybean juice and passivate harmful enzymes therein, cooled to about 40°C, and press 2: The ratio of 2:1 to insert bacteria content is 3% ...
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