Cocoa nibs were treated with 15 per cent of water at about 50 centigrades for 15 minutes. Afterwards the treated nibs were dried at about 100 centigrades to a final water content of 3 per cent. By means of such a treatment a greater part of flavour precursors (amino acids, sugars) is converted into Amadori-compounds. After roasting more precursors are consumed and flavour is intensified. Especially the concentration of furylic flavour compounds is increased
The nature of the volatile components which constitute cocoa aroma is pretty well today. This aroma ...
Roasting of cocoa beans is a critical stage for development of its desirable flavour, aroma and colo...
Smoky flavour of cocoa is a serious defect and is caused by unappropriate drying of the wet beans af...
Cocoa flavour precursors are developed during fermentation and drying of cocoa seeds. The main precu...
Cocoa flavour is influenced by the country of origin of the cocoa beans and by fermentation, drying,...
Cocoa flavor is mainly responsible for the taste and value of cocoa products. It is developed via Ma...
Several Amadori-compounds (fructose-amino acids), important intermediates of Maillard reaction, have...
The flavour profile of merchantable cocoa beans from five different producing countries was characte...
Conching is an important process designed to improve the flavour and texture of chocolate. The quali...
The objective of the work is to study the effect of the fermentation and the type of the drying on t...
Conching is an important process designed to improve the flavour and texture of chocolate. The quali...
The subject of this research was an experimental study of the development of chocolate aroma during ...
For many confectionery or bakery products there is a special reaction of flavor development by heat ...
A general cocoa aroma development diagram was presented at ChocoTecnic'98. The diagram enabled chara...
Nibs of raw cocoa (N) were roasted (R) at 150 degreesC for 38 min. Some samples were autoclaved at 1...
The nature of the volatile components which constitute cocoa aroma is pretty well today. This aroma ...
Roasting of cocoa beans is a critical stage for development of its desirable flavour, aroma and colo...
Smoky flavour of cocoa is a serious defect and is caused by unappropriate drying of the wet beans af...
Cocoa flavour precursors are developed during fermentation and drying of cocoa seeds. The main precu...
Cocoa flavour is influenced by the country of origin of the cocoa beans and by fermentation, drying,...
Cocoa flavor is mainly responsible for the taste and value of cocoa products. It is developed via Ma...
Several Amadori-compounds (fructose-amino acids), important intermediates of Maillard reaction, have...
The flavour profile of merchantable cocoa beans from five different producing countries was characte...
Conching is an important process designed to improve the flavour and texture of chocolate. The quali...
The objective of the work is to study the effect of the fermentation and the type of the drying on t...
Conching is an important process designed to improve the flavour and texture of chocolate. The quali...
The subject of this research was an experimental study of the development of chocolate aroma during ...
For many confectionery or bakery products there is a special reaction of flavor development by heat ...
A general cocoa aroma development diagram was presented at ChocoTecnic'98. The diagram enabled chara...
Nibs of raw cocoa (N) were roasted (R) at 150 degreesC for 38 min. Some samples were autoclaved at 1...
The nature of the volatile components which constitute cocoa aroma is pretty well today. This aroma ...
Roasting of cocoa beans is a critical stage for development of its desirable flavour, aroma and colo...
Smoky flavour of cocoa is a serious defect and is caused by unappropriate drying of the wet beans af...