Propionibacteria in fermented vegetables
Propionibacteria in fermented vegetables
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10.1051/lait:199919
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1999-01-01
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Warminska-Radyko, I
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Babuchowski, A;Laniewska-Moroz, L;Warminska-Radyko, I
This paper presents the results of the application of propionibacteria (PAB) to the production of fermented vegetables: sauerkraut, red beet juice and vegetable salads. The addition of PAB to the lactic acid bacteria (LAB) used in the fermentation led to increases in folacin, vitamin B-12, propionic and acetic acid contents, inhibition of harmful and pathogenic microorganisms and the extension of the shelf-life of the products. Products made with PAS usually had better organoleptic characteristics than products made only with LAB. In long fermentations, such as for sauerkraut, substantial amounts of metabolites from PAB were produced during processing and storage. On the other hand, in short fermentations, such as for red beet juice, the concentration of metabolites in the final product depended predominantly on their concentration in the inoculum of PAB used. (C) Inra/Elsevier, Paris.