Stephen D. Kelleher - Ipswich MA, US William R. Fielding - Hilton Head SC, US Wayne S. Saunders - Gloucester MA, US Peter G. Williamson - Gloucester MA, US
International Classification:
A23J 1/00 A23J 1/02 A23J 1/04
US Classification:
426281, 426657
Abstract:
Moisture is retained in cooked or thawed food by adding to the food an aqueous suspension of animal muscle protein obtained from animal muscle tissue. The aqueous suspension is obtained by mixing comminuted animal muscle tissue with a food grade acid to form an aqueous acidic solution of animal muscle protein. The acidic solution is mixed with a food grade base to precipitate the protein in an aqueous composition. The precipitated protein then is comminuted to form an aqueous suspension of comminuted animal muscle protein.
Protein Product And Process For Preparing Injectable Protein Product
Stephen D. Kelleher - Ipswich MA, US Wayne S. Saunders - Gloucester MA, US Peter G. Williamson - Gloucester MA, US William R. Fielding - Hilton Head SC, US
International Classification:
A23L 1/318
US Classification:
426281, 426657
Abstract:
Moisture is retained in cooked or thawed food by adding to the food an aqueous suspension of animal muscle protein obtained from animal muscle tissue. The aqueous suspension is obtained by mixing comminuted animal muscle tissue with a food grade base to form an aqueous basic solution of animal muscle protein. The basic solution is mixed with a food grade acid to precipitate the protein in an aqueous composition. The precipitated protein then is comminuted to form an aqueous suspension of comminuted animal muscle protein.
Process For Reducing Oil And Fat In Cooked Food With Pea Protein
Wayne S. Saunders - Gloucester MA, US Stephen D. Kelleher - Ipswich MA, US Peter G. Williamson - Gloucester MA, US William R. Fielding - Hilton Head SC, US
A process for cooking a food in oil and/or fat is provided. A dry pea protein mixture or an aqueous pea protein is added to a food prior to cooking. The amount of oil and/or fat absorbed by the food during cooking is substantially reduced.
Process For Isolating A Protein Composition And A Fat Composition From Mechanically Deboned Poultry
Stephen D. Kelleher - Ipswich MA, US Wayne S. Saunders - Gloucester MA, US William R. Fielding - Hilton Head SC, US
International Classification:
A23D 9/04 A23J 1/02 A23J 1/10 A23L 1/315
US Classification:
426546, 426541
Abstract:
A protein fraction and an oxidation stable fat fraction are recovered from poultry containing fat, bone and protein. The poultry is comminuted, mixed with a food grade acid at pH 3.6 to 4.4 to form a liquid protein fraction and a solid fat fraction. The liquid fraction is mixed with a food grade alkali to precipitate the protein.
Process For Isolating A Protein Composition And A Fat Composition From Meat Trimmings
Stephen D. Kelleher - Ipswich MA, US William R. Fielding - Hilton Head SC, US
International Classification:
A23J 3/04 A23J 1/02
US Classification:
426657, 426417
Abstract:
A protein fraction and an oxidation stable fat fraction are recovered from meat trimmings. The trimmings are comminuted, mixed with a food grade acid at pH 3,6 to 4.4 to form a liquid protein fraction and a solid fat fraction. The liquid fraction is mixed with a food grade alkali to precipitate the protein. A myoglobin rich fraction is recovered from the protein fraction and mixed with the precipitated protein.
Protein Product And Process For Making Protein Product From Uncooked Meat Purge
Stephen D. Kelleher - Ipswich MA, US William R. Fielding - Hilton Head SC, US
International Classification:
A23J 1/02
US Classification:
426657
Abstract:
A precipitated purge protein is obtained from animal muscle tissue purge. Animal muscle tissue purge is mixed with a food grade acid to form an aqueous acidic solution of animal muscle tissue purge. The acidic solution is mixed with a food grade base to precipitate the protein in the solution. The precipitated protein then is recovered.
Protein Product And Process For Preparing Injectable Protein Product
William R. Fielding - Hilton Head SC, US Wayne S. Saunders - Gloucester MA, US Peter G. Williamson - Gloucester MA, US
Assignee:
Proteus Industries, Inc. - Gloucester MA
International Classification:
A23L 1/318 A23J 1/02
US Classification:
426281, 426657
Abstract:
Moisture is retained in cooked or thawed food by adding to the food an aqueous suspension of animal muscle protein obtained from animal muscle tissue. The aqueous suspension is obtained by mixing comminuted animal muscle tissue with a food grade base to form an aqueous basic solution of animal muscle protein. The basic solution is mixed with a food grade acid to precipitate the protein in an aqueous composition. The precipitated protein then is comminuted to form an aqueous suspension of comminuted animal muscle protein.
Product And Process For Reducing Oil And Fat Content In Cooked Food With Animal Muscle Protein In Suspension
William R. Fielding - Hilton Head SC, US Wayne S. Saunders - Gloucester MA, US Peter G. Williamson - Gloucester MA, US
Assignee:
Proteus Industries, Inc. - Gloucester MA
International Classification:
A23L 1/305
US Classification:
426657
Abstract:
A product for cooking a food in oil and/or fat is provided. An adjusted pH protein suspension is produced in an aqueous or dry form and comprises myofibrillar proteins and sarcoplasmic proteins substantially free of myofibrils and sarcomeres. The amount of oil and/or fat absorbed by the food during cooking is substantially reduced while the food retains its color and taste.
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