High ethanol cooking composition produced by fermentation of a w

Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Fermentation processes – Alcoholic beverage production or treatment to result in...

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426 11, 426650, A25L 122, C12C 1104

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049718088

ABSTRACT:
There is disclosed a novel cooking composition produced by the fermentation of a wort, which contains not only a high amount of ethanol, but also high amounts of flavor components. The cooking composition of the present invention is useful as a seasoning for providing excellent flavor and taste characteristic of a malt to a food. The cooking composition of the present invention can be produced by fermenting a wort with a yeast, while continuously or discontinuously adding a carbohydrate to the wort, and allowing the resultant fermented wort to stand to mature and stabilize the fermented wort.

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