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Valentina Azuero Durán
Bacterial
Fermentation Fermentation is a process in which The process of fermentation was Wild fermentation
Lactic acid bacteria: In this class we made some Happens by bacteria present in food
sugars are used to generate energy for discovered by Louis Pasteur, who
sauerkraut, yogurt productsthat need an specific time to without the need to incorporate them
living cells. Besides, this energy is described it as la vie sans l'air (life
Acetic acid bacteria: madurate and fermentate like KIMCHI,
obtained without the need of O2, since it without air). Typical fermentation is Started fermentation
kombucha, vinegar BANANA AND COFFEE T’EJ,
uses an anaerobic pathway, it carried out by yeasts. It is used for more Added cultures to speed up a
Fungi represents an alternative way to obtain than 10000 years SAUERKRAUT, LACTO FERMENTED
proccess or a stronger one
Saccharomyces cerevisiae: energy! Fermenting microorganisms and PURPLE ONIONS, PINEAPPLE VINEGAR
bread, beer, wine their by-products define the and SWEET CHILLI FERMENTED SAUCE
Scoby fermentation
Aspergillus oryzae: myso, soy fermentation type. Symbiotic community of bacteria and
sauce, some types of sake yest
Cheese making The Dairy Group includes milk, yogurt, Cheese has been made for more than
In this class we made FRESH
cheese, lactose-free milk and fortified 4,000 years, though its exact origins are
CREESE (CUAJADA), RICOTTA,
soy milk and yogurt. One of them is the a bit fuzzy. The story goes that a man
Proccess STRING CHEESE and SOUS VIDE
cheese, natural cheese is made with milk, once put milk in a pouch made from a
YOGURT
1. Weigh the milk and filter it salt, a “good bacteria,” and an enzyme sheep’s stomach. By the end of the day,
2. Weigh the vinegar which should be 2.5% of the total called rennet. as a result of being out in the sun and the
weight of the milk materials of the pouch, the milk had Vaccum machine
3. Dilute the rennet in a little bit of water (1 tablet is enough separated into curd (cheese) and whey It works by removing removing
for 50 liters of milk) the air from the container
4. In a saucepan, heat the milk mixed with the vinegar over It was invented by amanda jones
low heat until it reaches 32 degrees
Impregnations Vacuum impregnation is a non- Vacuum impregnation is a recently In this class we made some in 1873
destructive method of introducing a developed food processing technique impregnated fruits like
5. When it reaches the temperature, turn off the heat, add
solution with a specific composition to based on diffusion IMPREGNATION OF MANGA, PIÑA First you have to place the product in the bag and put it in the
the rennet and mix a little
the porous matrices of fruit and COLADA IMPREGNATION, vacuum chamber, with the opening on the solder strip and close it
6. Let rest for 15 minutes
vegetables. Mass transfer in this STRAWBERRIESIMPREGNATION The vacuum pump automatically begins to suck the air inside the
7. After the time has elapsed, make a grid with a knife and
process is a result of mechanically and an IMPREGNATED entire Vacuum Chamber. In this phase of the process, an
break the rennet by hand
induced differences in pressure. Vacuum WATERMELON "inflation" of the bag is usually noticed.
8. Let rest for another 15 minutes
impregnation makes it possible to fill Once the previously regulated vacuum has been reached, the
9. Pass the curdled milk through a cloth to separate the
large volumes of intercellular spaces in vacuum pump stops sucking, the machine begins to blow gas into
whey
tissues of fruit and vegetables, thus the Vacuum Chamber through the pipes, so the bag inflates again
10. Put on cloth and latex gloves, take a portion of rennet in
modifying physico-chemical properties since it has more pressure than the rest of the chamber.
a bowl, add boiling water and start spinning
and sensory attributes of products. also, Once the pre-set amount of gas has been introduced into the
11. Make little balls
improve texture, color, taste and aroma. chamber, the bag is sealed. It usually takes a few seconds for the
12. Reserve in cold water with ice
weld to cool and the bag closure to be fully secured.
In the final phase of the process, outside air is let back into the
chamber. At this moment there is the apparent paradox that the
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