Peanut Protein Concentrate: Production and Functional Properties as Affected by Processing

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Author(s):
Yu Jianmei; Mohamed Ahmedna; Ipek Goktepe

Type of Document:
Scholarly Article

 

Publisher/Journal:
Food Chemistry

Date of Publication:
2007

Place of Publication:
Not Available

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Abstract: Peanut protein concentrate (PPC) was isolated from fermented and unfermented defatted peanut flour by isoelectric precipitation and physical separation procedures. PPC was dried by spray or vacuum drying. PPC powders from each drying technique were evaluated for proximate composition and functional properties (protein solubility, water/oil binding capacity, emulsifying capacity, foaming capacity and viscosity) along with defatted peanut flour and soy protein isolate as references. PPC contained over 85% protein versus 50% protein in the defatted peanut flour used as raw material for PPC production. PPC had a solubility profile similar to that of peanut flour, with minimum solubility observed at pH 3.5

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