A novel two-stage process for the production of enzyme-modified cheese

A novel method to generate enzyme-modified cheese (EMC) was developed. Initially a range of proteolysed products were produced from flavourless curd substrate using combinations of proteinases and peptidase hydrolysed to a set level of primary proteolysis. One product was selected based on ranked se...

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Published inFood research international Vol. 39; no. 5; pp. 619 - 627
Main Authors Kilcawley, K.N., Wilkinson, M.G., Fox, P.F.
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Abstract A novel method to generate enzyme-modified cheese (EMC) was developed. Initially a range of proteolysed products were produced from flavourless curd substrate using combinations of proteinases and peptidase hydrolysed to a set level of primary proteolysis. One product was selected based on ranked sensory preference analysis and subsequently further hydrolysed to a set degree of lipolysis using various lipases to create a selection of EMC products. These EMCs were compared to a target commercial Cheddar-type EMC, deemed to have a flavour profile close to natural Cheddar cheese. The sensory profile of each EMC generated were similar and not unlike the target EMC, however, greater diversity of flavour may be achieved by reducing the extent of lipolysis and/or increasing levels of free glutamate. The process demonstrates the potential to create a wide range of enzyme-modified cheese flavours from a single substrate using combinations of enzymes under controlled conditions.
AbstractList A novel method to generate enzyme-modified cheese (EMC) was developed. Initially a range of proteolysed products were produced from flavourless curd substrate using combinations of proteinases and peptidase hydrolysed to a set level of primary proteolysis. One product was selected based on ranked sensory preference analysis and subsequently further hydrolysed to a set degree of lipolysis using various lipases to create a selection of EMC products. These EMCs were compared to a target commercial Cheddar-type EMC, deemed to have a flavour profile close to natural Cheddar cheese. The sensory profile of each EMC generated were similar and not unlike the target EMC, however, greater diversity of flavour may be achieved by reducing the extent of lipolysis and/or increasing levels of free glutamate. The process demonstrates the potential to create a wide range of enzyme-modified cheese flavours from a single substrate using combinations of enzymes under controlled conditions.
Author Fox, P.F.
Wilkinson, M.G.
Kilcawley, K.N.
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SubjectTerms Biological and medical sciences
Cheddar cheese
cheeses
enzymatic hydrolysis
enzymatic treatment
enzyme activity
enzyme substrates
Enzyme-modified cheese
flavor
Food industries
free fatty acids
Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology
glutamic acid
lipolysis
Milk and cheese industries. Ice creams
proteinases
proteolysis
sensory properties
triacylglycerol lipase
Title A novel two-stage process for the production of enzyme-modified cheese
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