Vinegar
A vinegar and leguminous technology, applied in the field of vinegar, can solve problems such as taste deterioration and increased bacterial count
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[0046] The preparation of this brix cooking solution is carried out as follows: 1 part of beans is mixed with 3 to 10 parts of water (for example, tap water, ion-exchanged water, distilled water, etc.) and cooked (boiled) at a temperature preferably above 90°C ) for about 2 to 6 hours until the beans become soft. Generally, increasing the Brix can be achieved by increasing the relative amount of beans to water, or increasing the cooking temperature, or prolonging the cooking time. Lowering the Brix can be achieved by reducing the relative amount of beans to water, or lowering the cooking temperature, or shortening the cooking time.
[0047] In addition, when preparing the boiled liquid of beans, you may perform "astringent removal process." Here, the astringency-removing treatment refers to a treatment in which the beans are put into water to be temporarily boiled before boiling the beans, and then the hot water is removed.
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[0074] Put 500g of red beans into 2500L of water, boil it once to remove the astringency, and then boil it again with the same amount of water for about 3 hours until the red beans become soft. Then, the adzuki beans were filtered out with a colander to obtain an adzuki bean boiled liquid as a filtrate. The Brix of the boiled liquid of the obtained beans was 2.2%. Furthermore, alcohol vinegar with an acidity of 10% was added to the adzuki bean boiling liquid to adjust the pH to 3 to 4, and Protease M "Amano" SD (manufactured by Amano Enzyme Inc.) 0.05%, Glucoamylase AmanoSD (manufactured by Amano Enzyme Inc.) were added. ) 0.03%, carry out enzyme treatment overnight at 50-60°C to obtain enzyme-treated red bean cooking liquid.
[0075] Add 45mL of alcohol vinegar with 10% acidity, 45mL of 95% ethanol and 110mL of clear water to 800mL of enzyme-treated red bean cooking liquid, further add acetic acid bacteria, and use common methods to carry out acetic fermentation at 30°C to o...
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[0100] Vinegar was obtained in the same manner as in Example 1, except that red peas were used instead of red beans, and beans were soaked in water overnight before cooking. The brix of the bean boiling liquid before the enzyme treatment was 1.6%, and the acidity (acetic acid conversion) of vinegar was 4.5%.
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