Food Fermentation 2 Flashcards
what are the two key biological molecules in fermentation?
Starch amylase
Cellulose NO B1-4 in humans.
Starch analysis method 1?
- Enzyme methods use alpha-amylase and amyloglucosidase
Starch anaylsis method 2?
- Acid hydrolysis
- non-specific
- GOPOD
Yeast fermentation aka brewing.. potable alcochol has three stages..what are they?
- Conversion of biomass to fermentable sugars
a) Sugar crops (sugar cane- extraction of juice)
b) Starches (wheat, barley- enzyme hydrolysis)
c) Lignocellulose ( acid hydrolysis-milling)
2nd stage?
- Fermentation
Predominately Saccharomyces spp. (yeast)
use glucose, fructose, galactose, maltose,
3rd stage?
Alcohol recovery/ product fermentation
Fermentation with oxygen and without oxygen
WITH oxygen: grows well, glucose–> CO2 and H2O
without O2–> Glucose~ 51% ethanol + CO2.
Side products are toxic. 5% glycerol, butyl alcohols and esters.
Flavors such as acetic and lactic acids.
Toxicty?
Ethanol can be. leaky at 4%, which can cause ethanol to go into cells. soluble metabolites ar elost.
Distillation of ethanol
- Primary distillation–> beer wich is >85% (removes volitiles ether and aldehydes)
- Rectification 96% ehtanol 3.5% water
- dehydration benzene or cyclohexane 99.9%
What are the types of potable ethanol?
- unforitified
- Fortified
- Distilled
Unforitifed what type of drinks
beers, wines
fortifeid
ports, sherry
distilled
Whiskey, gin, vodka, rum.
What is the difference between ales and lager beer?
ales beer is bottled for 3 weeks at 18-20C, while lager is bottled for 7 weeks at 13-17C bottom yeast
What is a cider?
yeast + Lactobacillus planetarium, L. mali. HOMOlactics
- fermented apple juice