Isolation and evaluation of proteins from fermented Lupinus angustifolius flour for food applications

Fermentation parameters for lupin (Lupinus angustifolius) flour, cv. Kalya, and commercially available flour were determined using the food grade mould, Rhizopus oligosporus. Under optimum fermentation conditions: 56 h incubation time at 28°C, with 50% deionised water and 4 g/kg R. oligosporus level...

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Main Authors: Coorey, R., Ho, M., Jayasena, Vijay
Format: Journal Article
Published: 2011
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/33974
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author Coorey, R.
Ho, M.
Jayasena, Vijay
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Jayasena, Vijay
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description Fermentation parameters for lupin (Lupinus angustifolius) flour, cv. Kalya, and commercially available flour were determined using the food grade mould, Rhizopus oligosporus. Under optimum fermentation conditions: 56 h incubation time at 28°C, with 50% deionised water and 4 g/kg R. oligosporus level, lupin flours formed compact tempe-like cakes covered with mycelia growth. Fermentation lowered the ash and the extractable protein contents. Crude protein content remained unchanged. Significant increase in the foaming capacity was found for protein isolates from both fermented flours. Fermentation had detrimental effects on emulsifying properties. Extracted protein isolates from both fermented flours were found to fit best in a model food system based on a meat patty formulation. The potential of fermented lupin flour as a protein source in functional foods is promising.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-339742017-01-30T13:40:31Z Isolation and evaluation of proteins from fermented Lupinus angustifolius flour for food applications Coorey, R. Ho, M. Jayasena, Vijay Fermentation parameters for lupin (Lupinus angustifolius) flour, cv. Kalya, and commercially available flour were determined using the food grade mould, Rhizopus oligosporus. Under optimum fermentation conditions: 56 h incubation time at 28°C, with 50% deionised water and 4 g/kg R. oligosporus level, lupin flours formed compact tempe-like cakes covered with mycelia growth. Fermentation lowered the ash and the extractable protein contents. Crude protein content remained unchanged. Significant increase in the foaming capacity was found for protein isolates from both fermented flours. Fermentation had detrimental effects on emulsifying properties. Extracted protein isolates from both fermented flours were found to fit best in a model food system based on a meat patty formulation. The potential of fermented lupin flour as a protein source in functional foods is promising. 2011 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/33974 restricted
spellingShingle Coorey, R.
Ho, M.
Jayasena, Vijay
Isolation and evaluation of proteins from fermented Lupinus angustifolius flour for food applications
title Isolation and evaluation of proteins from fermented Lupinus angustifolius flour for food applications
title_full Isolation and evaluation of proteins from fermented Lupinus angustifolius flour for food applications
title_fullStr Isolation and evaluation of proteins from fermented Lupinus angustifolius flour for food applications
title_full_unstemmed Isolation and evaluation of proteins from fermented Lupinus angustifolius flour for food applications
title_short Isolation and evaluation of proteins from fermented Lupinus angustifolius flour for food applications
title_sort isolation and evaluation of proteins from fermented lupinus angustifolius flour for food applications
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/33974