WO2019193999A1 - 加工食品中の油分の分離抑制方法 - Google Patents
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- seasonings and other processed foods (basil paste, ramen soup, flavor oil, salad dressing, etc.) produced by mixing food ingredients containing moisture and edible oil are used to separate the oil content. It is related with the control method.
- Basil paste which is widely used as a source for pasta and pizza, is filled with fresh basil (or frozen basil) as raw material, the same amount of edible oil (such as olive oil), and salt. And then pulverized, mixed and stirred.
- fresh basil or frozen basil
- edible oil such as olive oil
- the present invention is intended to solve such a problem in the prior art, and emulsifies oil in processed food produced by mixing a food material containing moisture and a large amount of edible oil, It is an object of the present invention to provide a method for suppressing the separation of oil in processed foods, which can suitably avoid the separation of oil.
- the method for suppressing separation of oil in processed food according to the present invention is characterized by mixing and stirring emulsified oil and water with respect to processed food produced by mixing edible oil with food ingredients containing moisture.
- the emulsified oil water to be mixed with the processed food the electrolytic alkaline ionized water and the edible oil are mixed, stirred and emulsified, and the mixed edible oil and electrolytic alkaline ionized water are used in the emulsified oil water.
- the ratio is in the range of 9:91 to 11:89 by weight, and the ratio of the emulsified oil water mixed into the processed food is in the range of 10 to 40% by weight of the oil in the processed food. Yes.
- the emulsified oil water it is preferable to use the emulsified oil water to be mixed with processed foods by mixing electrolytic agglomerated ion water having a pH of 12 or higher and edible oil, stirring and emulsifying.
- the method for inhibiting oil separation in processed food according to the present invention is applied to processed food produced by mixing food ingredients containing water and edible oil, the oil in the target processed food is suitably emulsified And separation of oil in the target processed food can be suitably avoided.
- the state in which the oil is not separated can be maintained.
- the color can be maintained, and the processed food containing a large amount of oil can be made in a state in which it is difficult to feel oily and persistent due to oil.
- FIG. 1 shows a state in which an emulsified basil paste and the like produced as an embodiment of the method for suppressing the separation of oil in processed foods according to the present invention is completely frozen once, then thawed, lightly stirred, and then allowed to stand for 15 minutes. It is the photograph which photographed.
- FIG. 2 is a photograph of basil spaghetti that has been cooked using an emulsified basil paste manufactured as an example of the method for suppressing the separation of oil in processed food according to the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a photograph of the surface of a dish on which basil spaghetti cooked using an emulsified basil paste produced as an example of the method for suppressing oil separation in processed food according to the present invention is taken.
- the method for suppressing the separation of oil in processed food according to the present invention is based on the target processed food (processed food produced by mixing edible oil with water-containing food ingredients) at a specific ratio of emulsified oil water. It is characterized by mixing and stirring.
- the oil in the target processed food can be suitably emulsified (that is, the emulsified processed food can be produced), Separation of oil can be preferably avoided.
- the processed food subjected to the method according to the present invention is once frozen and then thawed, the state in which the oil is not separated can be maintained, and the original fragrance of the food used as a raw material of the target processed food
- the processed food containing a large amount of oil can be made less oily and hard to feel oily.
- edible oil vegetable oil such as salad oil and olive oil
- electrolytic alkaline ionized water having a pH of 12 or more
- the blending ratio of the edible oil and the electrolytic alkaline ionized water in this emulsified oil water is within the range of 9:91 to 11:89 (weight of edible oil 9 to 11% by weight, electrolytic alkaline ionized water 89 to 91% by weight).
- the emulsified oil water to be mixed with the target processed food is used with an edible oil ratio that is too low, the oil in the target processed food cannot be easily emulsified even if stirred. There is a problem that the time required for stirring for emulsifying the composition becomes long (30 minutes or more). On the other hand, when the emulsified oil water is produced, if the ratio of the edible oil mixed with the electrolytic alkaline ionized water is too large, the time required for stirring for emulsifying the edible oil mixed with the electrolytic alkaline ionized water becomes extremely long.
- an emulsified oil water in which the mixed edible oil is suitably emulsified can be produced.
- the emulsified oil water is mixed with the target processed food, the oil in the target processed food can be suitably emulsified only by stirring for about 10 to 20 minutes, and the emulsified processed food can be produced efficiently and inexpensively.
- the ratio of the emulsified oil water mixed with the target processed food is preferably in the range of 10 to 40% by weight (more preferably 23 to 40% by weight) of the oil content in the target processed food.
- the ratio of the emulsified oil water to be mixed with the target processed food is less than 10% by weight of the oil content in the target processed food, the affinity between the target processed food and the emulsified oil water is poor, and the oil can be separated even if stirred.
- the viscosity is strong, there is a problem that stirring is difficult and workability at the time of manufacture is poor.
- the production efficiency is poor, and a good emulsified state cannot be obtained in the oil in the target processed food, and the food raw material and oil in the target processed food are uniform.
- it is difficult to obtain a mixed product and a stable product is also a problem that it is difficult to obtain a mixed product and a stable product.
- the ratio of the emulsified oil water to be mixed with the target processed food is greater than 40% by weight of the oil in the target processed food, the emulsified oil water itself is not inexpensive, and thus the overall manufacturing cost increases. In addition, there is a problem that the original aroma (flavor) and color of the food used as the raw material of the target processed food (food raw material mixed with edible oil) are impaired.
- the ratio of the emulsified oil water to be mixed with the target processed food is within the range of 10 to 40% by weight of the oil in the processed food, the target processed food does not cause the above problems.
- the oil content therein can be suitably emulsified, and separation of the oil content can be suitably suppressed.
- basil paste 100 parts by weight of fresh basil, 100 parts by weight of edible oil (vegetable oil), and 7 parts by weight of salt is put into a mixer, and pulverized, mixed, and stirred. Prepared) and emulsified oil water were prepared.
- the mixing ratio of the edible oil and the electrolytic alkaline ionized water (pH 12) in the emulsified oil water was 10:90 (edible oil 10% by weight, electrolytic alkaline ionized water 90% by weight).
- the emulsified oil water is mixed with the basil paste at a different ratio (the oil content in the basil paste, that is, the ratio relative to the edible oil (vegetable oil) mixed as a raw material of the basil paste), and the basil paste is stirred.
- the oil in the paste was emulsified (emulsified basil paste was produced).
- the ratio of the emulsified oil water mixed with respect to the basil paste was as follows.
- the said basil paste which is not mixing the said emulsified oil water was made into the comparative example 3.
- Example 1 10% by weight of oil in basil paste
- Example 2 20% by weight of oil in basil paste
- Example 3 40% by weight of oil in basil paste Comparative Example 1: 50% by weight of oil in basil paste Comparative Example 2: 60% by weight of oil in basil paste Comparative Example 3: 0%
- FIG. 1 shows a state in which the emulsified basil pastes of Examples 1 and 2 and Comparative Examples 1 and 2 and the basil paste of Comparative Example 3 were completely frozen once, then thawed, lightly mixed, and then allowed to stand for 15 minutes. It is the photograph which photographed. As shown in these photographs, the emulsified basil pastes of Examples 1 and 2 and Comparative Examples 1 and 2 are well emulsified in the oil content in the basil paste, resulting in a uniform paste overall. It can be seen that the separation of oil is suppressed. On the other hand, it can be seen that the basil paste of Comparative Example 3 has a large oil content.
- FIG. 2 is a photograph of basil spaghetti cooked using the emulsified basil pastes of Examples 1 and 2 and Comparative Examples 1 and 2 and the basil paste of Comparative Example 3, respectively, and FIG. It is the photograph which image
- the basil spaghetti using the basil paste of Comparative Example 3 felt the basil flavor, but felt oily in the aftertaste. In addition, when the surface of the used dish was checked, a large amount of oil adhered and remained. In the basil spaghetti using the emulsified basil paste of Comparative Examples 1 and 2, the basil flavor and saltiness were felt light. Further, a large amount of oil did not remain on the surface of the used dish, and only a small amount of dirt due to the oil was observed.
- the basil spaghetti using the emulsified basil pastes of Examples 1 to 3 was less sticky due to the oil, and the noodles were less likely to stick to each other, easily loosened, and very easy to eat. Also, the basil flavor was good and the aroma and color were bright green. Furthermore, a large amount of oil did not remain on the surface of the used dish, and only a small amount of dirt due to the oil was observed.
- the ratio of the emulsified oil water mixed with the basil paste is preferably within the range of 10 to 40% by weight of the oil in the basil paste (edible oil (vegetable oil mixed as a raw material of the basil paste)). It was confirmed that.
- the emulsified oil water used was a mixture ratio of edible oil and electrolytic alkaline ionized water 10:90 (edible oil 10% by weight, electrolytic alkaline ionized water 90% by weight).
- the weight ratio is slightly increased or decreased (for example, when the weight ratio is 9:91 (edible oil 9% by weight, electrolytic alkaline ionized water 91% by weight), and the weight ratio is 11:89 (edible oil). 11% by weight and electrolytic alkaline ionized water 89% by weight)), the same effects as those confirmed in the above examples can be expected.
- the basil paste was used as an object processed food which applies the separation suppression method of the oil content in the processed food which concerns on this invention
- the method which concerns on this invention is other processed food, for example, It can be widely applied to processed foods produced by mixing edible oil with food ingredients containing moisture, such as ramen soup, cold soup, leek oil, garlic oil, salad sauce, dressing, etc. The effect similar to the effect confirmed in the said Example can be anticipated.
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実施例1: バジルペースト中の油分の10重量%
実施例2: バジルペースト中の油分の20重量%
実施例3: バジルペースト中の油分の40重量%
比較例1: バジルペースト中の油分の50重量%
比較例2: バジルペースト中の油分の60重量%
比較例3: 0%
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- 水分を含む食品原料に食用油を混合することによって製造される加工食品に対し、乳化油水を混合し、撹拌することによって、加工食品中の油分の分離を抑制する方法であって、
前記加工食品に混合する乳化油水として、電解アルカリイオン水と食用油とを混合し、撹拌して、乳化させたものを使用し、
前記乳化油水における食用油と電解アルカリイオン水との混合比率を、重量比で9:91~11:89の範囲内とし、
前記加工食品に混合する乳化油水の割合を、前記加工食品中の油分の10~40重量%の範囲内とすることを特徴とする、加工食品中の油分の分離抑制方法。 - 前記加工食品に混合する乳化油水として、pH12以上の電解アルカリイオン水と食用油とを混合し、撹拌して、乳化させたものを使用することを特徴とする、請求項1に記載の加工食品中の油分の分離抑制方法。
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