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Article: Peanut concentrate could be alternative emulsifier.
- Article from:
- Emerging Food R&D Report
- Article date:
- August 1, 2007
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It appears that peanut protein concentrate could provide food processors with an alternative emulsifying ingredient. Research by scientists at North Carolina A&T State University indicates that this concentrate could be used in formulations that necessitate a high emulsifying capacity. However, it wouldn't be geared toward uses that require high water retention and foaming capacity.
Peanut flours and peanut protein concentrate are functional because of their soluble protein content. Proteins with high oil and water binding are desirable for use in meats, sausages, breads and cakes. Proteins with high emulsifying capacity are good for sausages, bologna, soups and salad ...