Оптимизация режимов проращивания семян маша, нута и сои для получения высокобелковых концентратов

В Республике Беларусь производство проростков бобовых культур, богатых белком, аминокислотами, клетчаткой, микро- и макроэлементами, биологически активными веществами, а также продуктов здорового питания на их основе практически отсутствует. В связи с этим на рынке доминируют аналогичные товары импортного производства высокой ценовой категории. Цель исследования – разработка оптимальных температурных и влажностных режимов проращивания семян маша, нута и сои, получение высокобелковых концентратов и оценка их потребительских свойств. Методом математического моделирования эксперимента оптимизированы температурные и влажностные режимы малоизученного процесса проращивания семян маша (Vigna radiata (L.) R.Wilczek), нута (Cicer arietinum L.) и сои (Glycine max (L.) Merr.), оценены органолептические, физико-химические свойства, биохимический состав, микробиологическая безопасность изготовленных проростков. Разработана лабораторная ресурсосберегающая технология получения высокобелковых концентратов из зернобобового сырья, которая станет предпосылкой организации их промышленного производства. Концентраты пророщенных семян маша, нута и сои будут востребованы для создания рецептур новых продуктов здорового питания и натуральных косметических средств, расширения их ассортимента.

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