Method for preparing flavor chicken protein through aqueous enzymatic method and seasoner preparing method
A water enzymatic method and seasoning technology, which is applied to the protein components of meat, food preparation, protein food components, etc., can solve the problem of not being able to provide the real delicious taste of chicken, and achieve the effect of reducing side reactions
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[0019] (1) Take the mixture of chicken breast meat and chicken skeleton, add 10-15 times the mass of water, cook at 90°C-100°C for 0.5h-2h, grind and emulsify through a colloid mill to obtain colloidal chicken juice; adjust the pH to 7-8, and cool to 45℃~65℃, add 5wt% protease (mass ratio neutral protease: flavor protease=1:1~3:1), constant temperature enzymatic hydrolysis for 2h~8h, heat to 90℃~100℃ for 10min after the reaction Inactivate the enzyme to obtain the enzymolysis supernatant;
[0020] (2) Pass the enzymatic hydrolysis supernatant through the Ultra-flo ultrafiltration system, take the permeate between the two membranes (three-stage products 1000Da~5000Da; 5000Da~10000Da; 10000Da~20000Da), and concentrate under reduced pressure to obtain chicken protein peptides .
Embodiment 2
[0022] (1) Take the chicken protein peptide solution that has been formulated into a solid content of 3% to 10%, and add a certain amount of xylose (or L-proline, glucose, L-glycine) according to the flavor requirements to make the final solution concentration reach 10-12wt%, adjust the pH value to 7-10;
[0023] (2) Pump the mixed solution into the high-voltage pulse electric field treatment chamber for Maillard reaction; the high-voltage pulse electric field strength is 15kV / cm-55kV / cm; the pulse frequency is 100Hz-600Hz; the pulse width is 20μs-60μs; the temperature of the reactant is controlled Below 40°C;
[0024] (3) Further concentrating, extracting or drying the reaction product to prepare a product.
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