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PECTIN CHEMISTRY, FUNCTIONALITY, & APPLICATIONS
Others might be interested in this online lecture on pectin
PECTIN CHEMISTRY, FUNCTIONALITY, & APPLICATIONS Steen Hoejgaard In this lecture all types of pectin will be discussed, however the emphasis will be on LM pectin, as this is the most misunderstood yet most versatile type of pectin. Applications of both types of pectin in food systems will be covered at the end of the talk. http://www.cpkelco.com/Ptalk/ptalk.htm Some of the tips I found interesting was the 5:1 dispersal method for pectin using sugar. I tried this with a sugar alcohol and was somewhat successful but I was using 1:1. It would be possible to hydrate the pectin in plain water and it would go into solution in a period of a few days and you could use it. The clump would dissipate and it would go into solution. This is useful to me because I can use small amounts and not lose much of the pectin to the surface of my blender. pectin can be used to stabilize yogurt which I make myself. Sid... |
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sprudil wrote:
> Others might be interested in this online lecture on pectin > > PECTIN CHEMISTRY, FUNCTIONALITY, & APPLICATIONS > > Steen Hoejgaard > > In this lecture all types of pectin will be discussed, however the emphasis > will be on LM pectin, as this is the most misunderstood yet most versatile > type of pectin. Applications of both types of pectin in food systems will be > covered at the end of the talk. > > http://www.cpkelco.com/Ptalk/ptalk.htm > > Some of the tips I found interesting was the 5:1 dispersal method for pectin > using sugar. I tried this with a sugar alcohol and was somewhat successful > but I was using 1:1. > > It would be possible to hydrate the pectin in plain water and it would go > into solution in a period of a few days and you could use it. The clump > would dissipate and it would go into solution. This is useful to me because > I can use small amounts and not lose much of the pectin to the surface of my > blender. > > pectin can be used to stabilize yogurt which I make myself. > > Sid... > > > > > > Thanks for the reference. do you have any idea of what the presenters background is? Ellen |
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">> > Thanks for the reference. do you have any idea of what the presenters > background is? > Ellen sorry I don't. Sid... |
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