Ha-Young Kwon , Hee-Young Ryn , Chong-Suk Kwon , Sang-Han Lee and Ho-Yong Sohn
Department of Food and Nutrition Andong National University, 1Department of Food and Nutrition Andong National University, 2Department of Food and Nutrition Andong National University, 3Department of Food Science and Technology, Kyungpook National University, 4Department of Food and Nutrition Andong National University
Soybean is useful source of protein, especially in Asia. But soybean needs heat inactivation or fermentation process before consumption, since it contains the toxic lectin and various protease inhibitors. Therefore, production of soybean boiling-waste liquor (SBWL) as a byproduct is inevitable. In this study, the chemical composition of SBWL and the optimization of culture conditions for Bacillus pumilus JB-1, a selected strain for functional chungkuk-jang fermentation, using SBWL were investigated. The SBWL contains 88% water, 9.5% free sugar, 1.6% crude protein, 0.3% crude fat, 0.1% crude fiber and 2.1% ash, respectively. The contents of total polyphenol, total flavonoids and free amino acid in SBWL were 55%, 76%, and 30% of those of raw soybean, respectively. Culture conditions for B. pumilus JB-1 in SBWL were optimized. The 1/10-diluted, 0.1 % of
Keywords: Bacillus pumilus, chungkook-jang, soybean boiling-waste liquor
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