Production method of low-hydration-viscosity bitter-free high-whiteness soybean protein isolate
A technology of soybean protein isolate and production method, which is applied in the production field of soybean protein isolate with low hydration viscosity, no bitterness and high whiteness, can solve the problems of increased heat-resistant bacteria, high extraction PH, heavy salty taste, etc., and can reduce viscosity and improve hydration. Whiteness, tight structure effect
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[0043]a) Extraction: mix the raw material low-temperature defatted soybean meal with water at a ratio of 1:8 by weight, add 0.1% sodium metabisulfite of the mass of soybean meal, water temperature 45°C, stir for 25 minutes, use multi-stage homogeneous pump to pulverize and transport to the storage tank , use microwave sterilization for 2 minutes, store for 30 minutes to wait for separation; the raw material uses soybean low-temperature soybean meal, and the maturity period of soybean is 10 months to ensure that the soybean protein molecule is stable and the structure is tight. Water is used as the extractant to avoid the yellow color of the isomerization of soybean isoflavones under high pH. Microwaves facilitate the extraction of soy protein. High temperature controls microorganisms and avoids secondary metabolites of yellow and other colors.
[0044] b) centrifugal separation: centrifuging the extract in step a) to obtain primary bean dregs and primary soymilk, washing the ...
Embodiment 2
[0055] a) Extraction: mix the raw material low-temperature defatted soybean meal with water at a ratio of 110 by weight, add 0.25% of the mass of soybean meal with sodium metabisulfite, and stir for 45 minutes at a water temperature of 50°C. Microwave sterilization for 8 minutes, storage for 50 minutes to wait for separation; raw materials using soybean low-temperature soybean meal, the maturity period of soybeans is 20 months, to ensure the stability of soybean protein molecules and tight structure. Water is used as the extractant to avoid the yellow color of the isomerization of soybean isoflavones under high pH. Microwaves facilitate the extraction of soy protein. High temperature controls microorganisms and avoids secondary metabolites of yellow and other colors.
[0056] b) centrifugal separation: centrifuging the extract in step a) to obtain primary bean dregs and primary soymilk, washing the primary bean dregs with water to obtain secondary bean dregs and secondary soy...
Embodiment 3
[0067] a) Extraction: Mix the raw material low-temperature defatted soybean meal with water at a ratio of 1:9 by weight, add 0.2% of the mass of soybean meal with sodium metabisulfite, the water temperature is 48°C, stir for 30 minutes, use a multi-stage homogeneous pump to pulverize and transport to the storage tank , use microwave sterilization for 5 minutes, store for 40 minutes to wait for separation; the raw material uses soybean low-temperature soybean meal, and the maturity period of soybean is 10 months to ensure that the soybean protein molecule is stable and the structure is tight. Water is used as the extractant to avoid the yellow color of the isomerization of soybean isoflavones under high pH. Microwaves facilitate the extraction of soy protein. High temperature controls microorganisms and avoids secondary metabolites of yellow and other colors.
[0068] b) centrifugal separation: centrifuging the extract in step a) to obtain primary bean dregs and primary soymil...
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