Chapter 12: Food Fermentation Flashcards

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Germicidal

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Microbes becoming adjusted to new environment and overcoming nature’s protective mechanism (lactenin in milk). Little, if any, breakdown of constituents occurs.

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What are the 4 stages in natural fermentation of a food? Ex: milk at room temp exposed to microbes.

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Germicidal
Acidification
Neutralization
Proteolysis

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Acidification

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Bacteria converts sugars to acids and lowers pH to 4.5. Food becomes sour.

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Neutralization

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Molds and yeast consume the acid. Changes pH to around 7.

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Proteolysis

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Protein splitting bacteria break down proteins. Putrid odors and flavors result.

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Today we have controlled ___ ___

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Food fermentation. We have cultures of desirable bacteria.

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Fermentation

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Conversion of CHO’s (sugars) to acids + CO2 gas (bacteria) + yeast convert sugar to alcohol + CO2 gas.

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Proteolysis

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Protein breakdown

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Lipolysis

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Breakdown of fats

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Catabolic

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Break down

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Anabolic

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Build up

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If enough ___ or ___ is present in the food, it will inhibit proteolytic and lipolytic bacteria.

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Alcohol or acid

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If the pH is less than ___, ___ ___ cannot grow and reproduce its deadly toxin. Such foods are usually not ___.

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4.7
Clostridium botulinum
Retorted

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What are the 4 major general chemical flavor contributors for fermented foods?

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Acid
Alcohols
Aldehydes
Ketones

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Acid in foods are what 3 things?

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Naturally present
Added to food
In fermentation

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15
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Some ___% ___ will preserve a wine.

A

15

OH

16
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Natural wine is ___-___ alcohol just from fermentation, therefore mildly chemical pasteurized by ___ to prevent contamination by yeast.

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9-13%

SO2

17
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Fortified wine

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Natural wine to which enough alcohol has been added to bring alcohol content to 20%

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Cultures or starters

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Large #s of a concentrated source of a selected bacteria or group of bacteria to ferment foods

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Different bacteria grow best at different temps, therefore ___

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Process of making fermented products, different temps are used.

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Different temps are usually ___-___

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70-90 F

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Halophilic bacteria

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Salt loving bacteria

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___ must have oxygen to live. They are ___.

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Molds

Aerobic

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Aerobes

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Must have oxygen to live

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Anaerobes

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Must have absence of oxygen to live

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Facilitated aerobe

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Grows better in the presence of oxygen

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Facilitated anaerobe

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Grows better without oxygen

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Know the cabbage to sauerkraut diagram in notes

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Look in notes

28
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2 types of yeast

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Sacchromyces ellipsoideus- helps make wine

Sacchromyces serevisiae- helps make bread

29
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Yeast reproduce to large #s faster under ___ ___.

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Aerobic conditions

30
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Yeast converts sugar to alcohol faster under ___ ___

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Anaerobic conditions