Method for removing odor of silkworm chrysalis protein
A technology for silkworm chrysalis protein and odor, which is applied in the field of animal protein preparation and can solve the problems of lack of processing methods for silkworm chrysalis protein, residual odor and the like
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Embodiment 1
[0013] Embodiment 1——The removal method of silkworm chrysalis protein odor
[0014] It includes the following steps:
[0015] A. The fresh silkworm chrysalis is rapidly cooled and frozen into blocks at a rate of 5°C / 10min under ultraviolet light;
[0016] B. The fresh silkworm chrysalis frozen into blocks in step A are sequentially crushed, degreased, protein extracted, precipitated, and desalted to obtain protein slurry;
[0017] C. Add kombucha fungus accounting for 0.5% of the mass of the protein slurry to the protein slurry obtained in step B, carry out fermentation, and then dry at room temperature until the water content is 1%.
[0018] The protein content of the silkworm chrysalis protein obtained in this example reaches 96%, and within one year of conventional storage, not only no silkworm chrysalis odor is produced, but also a faint fragrance of black tea.
Embodiment 2
[0019] Embodiment 2——The removal method of silkworm chrysalis protein odor
[0020] It includes the following steps:
[0021] A. The fresh silkworm chrysalis is rapidly cooled and frozen into blocks at a rate of 10°C / 10min under ultraviolet light;
[0022] B. The fresh silkworm chrysalis frozen into blocks in step A are sequentially crushed, degreased, protein extracted, precipitated, and desalted to obtain protein slurry;
[0023] C. Add kombucha fungus accounting for 0.7% of the mass of the protein slurry to the protein slurry obtained in step B, carry out fermentation, and then dry at room temperature until the water content is 5%.
[0024] The protein content of the silkworm chrysalis protein obtained in this example reaches 96.5%, and within one year of conventional storage, not only does it not produce silkworm chrysalis odor, but it is also accompanied by a faint fragrance of black tea.
Embodiment 3
[0025] Embodiment 3 - the removal method of silkworm chrysalis protein odor
[0026] It includes the following steps:
[0027] A. The fresh silkworm chrysalis is rapidly cooled and frozen into blocks at a rate of 8°C / 10min under ultraviolet light;
[0028] B. The fresh silkworm chrysalis frozen into blocks in step A are sequentially crushed, degreased, protein extracted, precipitated, and desalted to obtain protein slurry;
[0029] C. Add kombucha fungus accounting for 1% of the mass of the protein slurry to the protein slurry obtained in step B, ferment, and then dry at room temperature until the water content is 4%.
[0030] The protein content of the silkworm chrysalis protein obtained in this example reaches 96%, and within one year of conventional storage, not only no silkworm chrysalis odor is produced, but also a faint fragrance of black tea.
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