Method of preparing a food product

Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Products per se – or processes of preparing or treating... – Foam or foamable type

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426565, 426243, 426613, 426614, 426578, 426615, 426589, A23L 10522, A23L 1216

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052291570

ABSTRACT:
A method of preparing an aerated vegetable product comprising starch, oil and a heat-setting material. The method involves mixing the individual components and thereafter aerating with a gaseous material. The method is for example well suited to the preparation of an aerated potato product which has a different taste and texture compared to mashed potato. Other vegetable products can be made from for example sweetcorn, carrot or pea. Furthermore, products made according to the invention can retain their structure after being frozen and subsequently reheated.

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