Studies on the Utilization of Dry Yeast for Food Materials (I)
Ryuichiroh Ishii, Iso Ohta, Aya Tanaka, Kumiko Kanbara
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Ryuichiroh Ishii, Iso Ohta, Aya Tanaka, Kumiko Kanbara
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Thirty-four kinds of recipe of cooking foods were studied for eating dry yeast (Mycotorula japonica) grown on sulfite waste liquor.As the dry Yeast powder has a slightly bitter taste, a moderate mixture ratio of the yeast to foods depended on the original flavor of the cooked foods.The mixture ratio of the yeast powder was following; Mustard 25%, Mustard-vinegar miso (fermented bean paste mixed with mustard & vinegar) 11%, fish and beast meats, 3.6-5%, flour and cereal starch 2.9%, Deep-fat fried foods 2.2%, cakes 2.2% and soups 0.9%.
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Thirty-four kinds of recipe of cooking foods were studied for eating dry yeast (Mycotorula japonica) grown on sulfite waste liquor.As the dry Yeast powder has a slightly bitter taste, a moderate mixture ratio of the yeast to foods depended on the original flavor of the cooked foods.The mixture ratio of the yeast powder was following; Mustard 25%, Mustard-vinegar miso (fermented bean paste mixed with mustard & vinegar) 11%, fish and beast meats, 3.6-5%, flour and cereal starch 2.9%, Deep-fat fried foods 2.2%, cakes 2.2% and soups 0.9%.
Key concepts: Food science, Yeast, Flavor, Chemistry, Taste, Starch, Fermentation, Recipe