Study on the use of yoghurt, whey, lactic acid and starter culture on carrot fermentation.
Arzu Akpinar‐Bayizit, Tülay Özcan-Yilsay, Lütfiye Yılmaz
Abstract
Arzu Akpinar‐Bayizit, Tülay Özcan-Yilsay, Lütfiye Yılmaz
Abstract
The effects of yoghurt, whey, lactic acid and starter culture on the fermentation of pickled carrots were examined. The fermentation process was observed by acidity and salt intake, whereas important factors for quality prediction as texture, odour, colour and taste were analysed via trained panellists. The spontaneous fermented samples were not preferred. Acid, starter culture, yoghurt and whey addition were effective on controlling fermentation as these favour the growth of lactic acid producing bacteria.
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The effects of yoghurt, whey, lactic acid and starter culture on the fermentation of pickled carrots were examined. The fermentation process was observed by acidity and salt intake, whereas important factors for quality prediction as texture, odour, colour and taste were analysed via trained panellists. The spontaneous fermented samples were not preferred. Acid, starter culture, yoghurt and whey addition were effective on controlling fermentation as these favour the growth of lactic acid producing bacteria.
Key concepts: Starter, Fermentation, Lactic acid, Food science, Taste, Chemistry, Fermentation starter, Lactic acid fermentation