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文章阐述了在啤酒的糖化工艺中,如何确定主辅料比,麦芽混配比例,糖化料水化,原料粉碎度,糖化温度,pH值的工艺参数。 相似文献
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合理控制糖化工艺是提高啤酒发酵度的关键因素之一,应根据不同的麦芽质量,制订不同的糖化工艺。1.麦芽粗细粉差小,粉碎度适宜。2.合理控制料水比。酿制淡色啤酒的料水比为1:4.2。3.控制pH值在5.41~5.62之间。4.控制适当的下料温度,采用低温糖化工艺。 相似文献
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麦芽是啤酒生产的主要原料 ,啤酒厂因种种原因有时会购进一些价格低廉的次麦芽 ,此类麦芽因产地不同各有特点 ,但普遍存在质量缺陷。本文就麦芽质量缺陷及相应的糖化工艺措施谈一点看法。1 粉碎度的要求粗粉含量 (粗粒与细粒部分 ) ,对溶解不良的麦芽为30 %。细粉含量 (粗粉与细粉部分 ) ,对溶解不良的麦芽为 2 5 %~ 30 %。粉碎度应稍细一些 ,这样有利于物料的浸出与溶解 ,有利于酶的游离 ,改善糖化效果。2 糖化的原料配比过溶解的麦芽与溶解不良的麦芽搭配比例一般为 3∶2。溶解良好的麦芽与溶解不良的麦芽搭配比例一般为 3∶1。在进行… 相似文献
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文章叙述了啤酒糖化工艺中主辅料配比,麦芽混配比例,料水比,原料粉碎度,糖化温度,pH等主要技术参数的确定。 相似文献
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许多啤酒生产厂家经常遇到麦芽质量问题,特别是外购麦芽质量很难控制,给糖化带来很多困难。对于质量较差的麦芽,在糖化工艺上如何采取相应措施,以获得高质量麦汁,最终制取高质量啤酒,成为很多啤酒厂家所思虑的课题。下面就麦芽质量缺陷及相应糖化工艺措施谈一些看法。1.α-氨基氮含量低 相似文献
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邵法都 《广州食品工业科技》1999,15(5):42-45
主要探讨了8°淡爽型啤酒的酿制工艺。采用69%的澳大利亚麦芽、6%的浅色焦香麦芽以及25%的大米为主要原料,选择55℃下料的二次糖化法,并在糖化过程中加入酵母水解液。酿制出的啤酒能更好地体现出淡爽型啤酒的特点。 相似文献
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研究以大米为主要原料,采用二次钷温液化、恒温糖化、精制浓缩等工艺生产高麦芽糖浆。通过对液化加酶量、液化时间、液化温度,糖化温度,糖化加酶量、糖化时间等因素的试验,以最终麦芽糖含量为评定指标。结果表明:以大米为主要原料采用全酶法生产高麦芽糖浆的生产工艺是合理、经济可行的。 相似文献
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研究以大米为主要原料,采用二次升温液化、恒温糖化、精制浓缩等。艺生产高麦芽糖浆。通过对液化加酶量、液化时间、液化温度,糖化温度,糖化加酶量、糖化时间等因素的试验,以最终麦芽糖含量为评定指标。结果表明;以大米为主要原料采用全酶法生产高麦芽糖浆的生产工艺是合理、经济可行的。 相似文献
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Comparison of the impact on the performance of small‐scale mashing with different proportions of unmalted barley,Ondea Pro®, malt and rice 下载免费PDF全文
C. M. Cooper D. E. Evans A. Yousif N. Metz A. Koutoulis 《Journal of the Institute of Brewing》2016,122(2):218-227
The impact of using different combinations of unmalted barley, Ondea Pro® and barley malt in conjunction with a 35% rice adjunct on mashing performance was examined in a series of small scale mashing trials. The objective was to identify the potential optimal levels and boundaries for the mashing combinations of barley, Ondea Pro®, malt and 35% rice (BOMR) that might apply in commercial brewing. Barley and malt samples used for the trials were selected from a range of Australian commercial barley and malt samples following evaluation by small‐scale mashing. This investigation builds on previous studies in order to adapt the technology to brewing styles common in Asia, where the use of high levels of rice adjunct is common. Mashing with the rice adjunct, combined with differing proportions of barley, Ondea Pro® and malt, resulted in higher extract levels than were observed for reference mashing, using either 100% malt reference or 100% barley reference and Ondea Pro® enzymes. Synergistic mashing effects between barley, Ondea Pro® and malt were observed for mash quality and efficiency parameters, particularly wort fermentability. The optimum levels of barley in the grist (with the relative level of Ondea Pro®) were assessed to be in the range 45–55% when paired with 10–20% malt and 35% rice. When the proportion of malt was reduced below 10% of the grist, substantial reductions in wort quality were observed for wort quality parameters including extract, lautering, fermentability, free amino nitrogen and haze. Extension of this new approach to brewing with rice adjuncts will benefit from further research into barley varietal selection in order to better meet brewer's quality requirements for the finished beer. Copyright © 2016 The Institute of Brewing & Distilling 相似文献
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Starch from malt and solid adjuncts provides the majority of fermentable sugars for fermentation. However, there is no current data on the variation in starch structure (particularly long chained amylose) and its impact on the final wort composition of fermentable sugars, specifically maltose. This is the first study to report variation in amylose structure from barley malt and rice used as an adjunct and how this impacts the production of maltose. We compared four commercial malts with two rice adjuncts mashes, in solid and liquid additions, with an all‐malt mash used as a control. All combinations of malt and rice adjuncts were tested under two grist‐to‐liquor (G:L) ratios (1:3 and 1:4) in a 65°C ramped mash. After mashing, the wort original gravity and maltose concentration were measured. The commercial malts had different malt quality but very similar gelatinisation temperatures (~65°C). The malts varied in starch and amylose contents but had only minor variations in average amylose chain lengths. The two rice adjuncts also had similar average amylose chains lengths, but quite different amylose contents, and hence different gelatinisation temperatures. The results showed that liquid adjunct mashes had higher original gravity and maltose concentration for both G:L ratios. However, there was no consistent result in original gravity or maltose between G:L ratio or adjunct type, suggesting interactions between each malt and rice adjunct. Knowing amylose chain length could improve understanding of the potential maltose levels of the sweet wort prior to fermentation. © 2018 The Institute of Brewing & Distilling 相似文献
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The effect of germination conditions on rice malt quality was studied by germinating rice for different periods of time up to 7 days over a range of temperatures (22° to 32°C). Germination time and temperature had a significant effect on rice malt diastatic power, cold and hot water extracts, total reducing sugars, and free alpha amino nitrogen. In general, diastatic power, cold water extract, hot water extract, total reducing sugars and free alpha amino nitrogen, all increased with germination time and temperature. Germination temperatures of 28°C and 30°C were good for the development of diastatic power, cold water extract, hot water extract, total reducing sugars and free alpha amino nitrogen. However germinating at 30°C gave maximum result. The mashing trials with rice malted for 6 days showed a slow and incomplete saccharification, slow filtration rate, and high total available extract in spent grains. 相似文献
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Brown rice malt from Indica and Japonica type rice were prepared and their nutrient composition as well as non-starch polysaccharide (NSP) contents and also some of the physico-chemical characteristics were determined. The activity of α- and β-amylases in the ungerminated (native) rice was negligible but increased considerably on germination. Malting altered the chemical composition of both Indica and Japonica rice to a small extent but caused noticeable changes in the pasting characteristics. The free sugars and water-soluble non-starch polysaccharide (NSP) contents of the malt samples were considerably higher than the native samples. The carbohydrate elution profile of native and malted rice on Sepharose CL-2B revealed partial degradation of starch. However, the electrophoresis patterns of the native and malt samples were comparable but exhibited decrease in their band intensity. The study revealed that, controlled germination or malting causes considerable changes in the physico-chemical and bio-chemical properties of both Indica and Japonica rice. 相似文献
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为适应啤酒市场竞争和变化的需要,对传统的黑啤酒生产工艺进行改进,采用浅色麦芽、焦香麦芽和大米等为主要原料,经一次煮出糖化和低温发酵,结合后修饰技术,可酿制出具有焦香浓郁、口味醇厚、风味独特的黑啤酒。本文对黑啤酒酿制中原料配比和有关工艺要点进行了探讨。 相似文献