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almonds' technical role tapped by more food makers, r&d expert
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advances in almond processing are reducing costs and opening up new uses for ground and liquefied nuts to perform technical roles in recipes, with innovative mid-sized companies taking the lead. almonds, rich in protein, carbohydrates and healthy oils, are enjoyed as a premium foodstuff, but they also have potential to be used as emulsifiers or to enhance the texture of food products without necessarily playing centre stage in the product’s identity. while in the past that potential has been largely untapped by the mainstream food industry, now it is attracting more attention from food manufacturers as new industrial processing techniques that a bringing down the costs. kantha shelke, principal at corvus blue, a chicago-based science and research firm, told foodnavigator.com that almond meal can be produced by chilling almonds before breaking them into smaller piece. this makes them brittle and prevents crushing and spread of oil from the cells – which would result in marzipan paste rather than almond flour. around 15 years ago this technique was the preserve of chefs and niche players, as costs were relatively high. almonds tended to miss out because “fabricated ingredients were positioned very well as inexpensive substitute of premium ingredients”. now, however, “cost need not be the issue because of new technologies”, she said. “today, you can make crunch without a huge significant upcharge”. shelke agreed that it will still take some time, education, and availability of ingredients, but the swerve towards more natural ingredients is also making almonds more attractive as technical tools. “i believe the industry is finally coming to understand the potential.”. shelke spends a lot of time talking to mid-sized manufacturers who are sandwiched between the cottage industry and multinationals. “this is the place innovative trends tend to happen. they are small, agile and nimble enough to take the idea and introduce it to larger brand owners.” nutty inventions as well as using the chilling trick on a larger scale, ingredients developers are also making use of defatted almond cake – the solid residue that remains after the oil has been extracted. “because the demand for almond oil is growing, the oil is the primary product and is almost cleanly removed,” shelke explained.“ the end result is a drier and coarser almond meal than one produces by crushing whole almond.” another technology, patented by the makers of an almond and cashew cream analogue called mimiccream, uses water heated to between 175 and 190 degrees farenheit as the liquefying agent. this prevents friction as the nuts are ground, which can scorch the nuts and cause cooked or toasted flavour notes.
Source :foodnavigator.com
Date :
20
January
2011
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