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Malted grain

Action of yeast on extracts of fruit juice or, malted grain. The biochemical reactions are related to generation of energy by catabolism of organic compounds. [Pg.3]

Other additions to flour are fungal a-amylase malt flour, malt grains or other mixtures of grains. Alternatively, the flour can be supplied untreated by the miller and any treatments needed can be applied in the bakery. This could be an attractive option for a bakery that made a mix of products, some of which needed untreated flour while others, e.g. bread, needed flour treatment. [Pg.61]

The miller supplies the flour to bakeries and at retail on the basis that the baker can then sell the bread under the trade name. Similar bread not made from the trade marked flour would have to be sold either under another trade mark or under a generic description such as Bread with added malt grains . [Pg.185]

Depending on the microorganism, various types of cereal substrates were employed during SSF experiments. Spent malt grains (SMG) were added to some substrates and served as an internal support. Substrates without SMG in most cases led to agglomeration of substrate particles and created a more compact mass, which in turn interfered with microbial respiration and negatively affected substrate utilization. The presence of SMG improved the bioconversion of linoleic acid from substrates to GLA (Certik et al, 2006). Substrates with internal support not only provided better respiration and... [Pg.575]

The world production (excluding China and Russia) of 10 percent vinegar is estimated to be about 2 billion liters a year or about 200,000 metric tons of acetic acid. Price depends on the source (fruit, malt, grain, etc). [Pg.1344]

PROP Light yellow-amber liquid. Pleasant to fruity odor. D 0.923-0.935 15.56° 47-53% of ethanol, by volume, flash p 80.0°F (CC). Made by distillation of fermented malted grains, e.g., corn, rye, or barley. After distillation, whiskey is aged in wooden containers for up to several years. The aging extracts such components as acids and esters from the wood and promotes oxidation of components of raw whiskey and some reactions between organic components to form new flavors. [Pg.1432]

Spent malt grains, apple pomace (Stredansky et al., 2000)... [Pg.76]

Apple pomace has also been used for fatty acid production. Stredansky et al. (2000) evaluated the y-linolenic acid (GLA) production in Thamnidium elegans by SSF. Apple pomace and spent malt grain were used as the major substrate components for the production of high-value fungal oil containing up to 11.43% biologically active GLA. [Pg.78]

Derivation The filtrate from the mash of malted grain is concentrated at low temperature in vacuum. The sugar acts as preservative. The diastase hydrolyzes starch to malt sugar. [Pg.388]

Vz pounds Munton Fison extra light malt extract IV2 pounds pale malt grain, cracked... [Pg.18]

Crack pale malt grain and bring to a boil. Remove grain and add extract, malt powder, and Fuggles hops. Return to a boil and add gypsum and Irish moss. [Pg.18]

I. —Those prepared by the fermentation of malted grain—beers, ales, and porters. [Pg.245]

Beer is an undistilled beverage which is prepared by fermenting malted grain. Hops are added to give the beer a bitter taste. It contains from 3 to 5 per cent of alcohol. [Pg.82]

Polymers Succinoglycan Agrobacterium tumefaciens Spent malt grains or ivory nut shavings or grated carrots [59]... [Pg.70]

Succinoglycans Rhizobium hedysaris Impregnated spent malt grains [60]... [Pg.70]

Mash Malted grain that is crushed and mixed with hot water. [Pg.1155]


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