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Abstract(s)
One of the goals was the development of new mustard creams with innovative colours and flavours. Mustard creams
are oil-in-water emulsions, but the practice is linked to medieval french vinegar traditions, introduced
by the confraternity of Maîtres Vinaigrier-Moutardier. In the classic process, mustard grains are
matured by immersion in vinegar; the phenomenon combines acid and enzymatic actions and
solid-liquid extraction to mild the bitter/pungent taste. Thus, applying this ancestral practice, mustard
(seeds, fragments, powder) was first submitted to maturation studies.
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Keywords
berries mustard vinegar
Citation
Laranjeira, C., Raimundo, A.; Garcia, J.; Alves, M.; Cipriano, M.; Lima, M.; Henriques, M. & Orvalho, T. (2021). Agrio et Emulsio – Development of fruity mustard creams with beets and berries. FoodBalt 2021 - 14th Baltic Conference on Food Science and Technology: book of abstracts. p. 130.
Publisher
Center of Food and Fermentation Technologies (TFTAK), Tallinn, Estonia