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“Ovos moles” is a renowned traditional Portuguese sweet that is confectioned with egg yolk, sugar and water. In this work a safer and easier to manipulate raw material - pasteurised liquid egg yolk - is proposed to substitute the intact shell eggs used in traditional “ovos moles” production. Due to previous heat treatment, pasteurised liquid egg yolk presents different sensorial, nutritional and physical properties. These changes may alter the final product’s characteristics. In order to develop a safer formulation, using pasteurised raw products, with minimised differences from the traditional product, a study on adding
pasteurised egg white (as bulking agent) to the pasteurised liquid yolk was carried out.
Samples made with normal shell eggs and with pasteurised liquid eggs were compared
in terms of rheological parameters. Results allow characterising the physical properties
of traditional ovos moles and of alternative formulations, using pasteurised egg yolk and
white. A new formula, with rheological properties identical to the traditional one, was developed.
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Ovos moles Safety Pasteurised egg Rheological properties
Citation
FUNDO, J... [et al.] - Innovating portuguese traditional pastry – on the use of pasteurised egg yolk in “ovos moles”. In Traditional Food Processing and Technological Innovation in the Peripheral Regions, Faro, Portugal, 26-27 Maio, 2006 - Proceedings of the symposium: "Traditional Food Processing and Technological Innovation in the Peripheral Regions. [S.l. : s.n., 2006]. 8 p.