Changes of the quality of green tea liquid fermented with Eurotium cristatum.
Ruirui Xu, LI Li-xiang, Ni Yuan, Hongjun Yu, Qiu XinPing, Jiang Qi-zhong
Abstract
Ruirui Xu, LI Li-xiang, Ni Yuan, Hongjun Yu, Qiu XinPing, Jiang Qi-zhong
Abstract
The low-grade green tea liquid was fermented with inoculation of Eurotium cristatum,and the broth-related quality after fermentation was studied in this paper.The results indicated that: at the fourth day after the fermentation,the composite grade of tea liquid was the best;the results of the color difference were in line with sensory tests.The contents of polyphenols,catechin monomer,and amino acid decreased gradually,while the caffeine was relatively stable in the fermenting process;phenol ammonia ratio decreased in a certain extent compared to the raw material.The quality of tea presented a better improvement;polyphenols was absorbed by hyphae in vivo in a certain amount.
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The low-grade green tea liquid was fermented with inoculation of Eurotium cristatum,and the broth-related quality after fermentation was studied in this paper.The results indicated that: at the fourth day after the fermentation,the composite grade of tea liquid was the best;the results of the color difference were in line with sensory tests.The contents of polyphenols,catechin monomer,and amino acid decreased gradually,while the caffeine was relatively stable in the fermenting process;phenol ammonia ratio decreased in a certain extent compared to the raw material.The quality of tea presented a better improvement;polyphenols was absorbed by hyphae in vivo in a certain amount.
Key concepts: Fermentation, Food science, Polyphenol, Chemistry, Catechin, Raw material, Caffeine, Biology