A kind of enzymatic vermicelli production method with amylopectin instead of alum
A production method and hydrolase technology, applied in food science and other directions, to achieve the effect of good food safety
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Embodiment 1
[0054] Example 1: Making pure potato starch vermicelli using starch pullulanase
[0055] The specific production steps are as follows:
[0056] The first step is to emulsify starch: weigh 100 g of potato starch, add 50-200 mL of warm water (the water temperature is controlled at 40-55°C, and cannot reach or exceed the gelatinization temperature of starch), and stir until the starch is completely dispersed. The second step of gelatinization: add 4-10 times the volume of the starch in boiling water, quickly stir until it is completely gelatinized, and add about 0.1% of the total amount of added water to edible salt (ie sodium chloride) and fully stir to dissolve. The gelatinization liquid is cooled to a temperature suitable for the action of the starch pullulanase. Among them, the suitable temperature of pullulanase 1, pullulanase 2 and pullulanase 3 is 50~65℃, and the suitable temperature of isoamylase 1 is 40-50℃. According to the total amount of starch in the vermicelli, add sta...
Embodiment 2
[0073] Example 2: Making pure sweet potato and pure tapioca vermicelli with starch pullulanase
[0074] The specific production steps of making vermicelli with sweet potato starch and tapioca starch added with pullulanase I are the same as in Example 1. The results are shown in Tables 6-9.
[0075] Table 6 The effect of different amounts of pullulanase 1 on the quality of pure sweet potato starch vermicelli
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[0077] Table 7 The effect of different amounts of pullulanase 1 on the quality of cassava starch vermicelli
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[0079] It can be seen from Table 6 that without the addition of pullulanase, when making vermicelli with sweet potato starch as the raw material, the viscosity of the vermicelli strips is very high during the silk-making stage, and the vermicelli strips will stick to each other, that is, serious drawing will occur. Phenomenon, the break rate of the made vermicelli is very high, reaching 19%, and the quality is far from that of the vermicelli made using ...
Embodiment 3
[0082] Example 3: Making corn starch vermicelli using starch pullulanase
[0083] Corn starch is my country’s largest production and one of the cheapest starches on the market. The production method of Example 1 uses pure corn starch as the raw material to make vermicelli, whether it is adding alum or adding pullulanase. The phenomenon of smashing in boiling water can not be formed, so pure corn starch alone cannot be used to make vermicelli. Accordingly, the following corn starch vermicelli production is made by mixing corn starch with other starches. First, mix corn starch and potato starch, and the mixing ratios are corn starch: potato starch 10:3, 10:5, 10:6, 10:10, 10:20, 10:30 (all are mass ratios), and then respectively The above mixed powder was made into vermicelli according to the production steps of Example 1 in the manner of adding no additives, adding alum as an additive, and adding 1 U pullulanase per gram of starch. The results showed that without any additives, th...
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