FERMENTED FOODS
cod. 1000448

Academic year 2009/10
2° year of course - First semester
Professor
Academic discipline
Microbiologia agraria (AGR/16)
Field
Discipline e tecnologie agroalimentari
Type of training activity
Characterising
32 hours
of face-to-face activities
4 credits
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course unit
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Learning objectives

Knowledge of microbiological aspect regarding production and ripening of fermented food. Comprehension of technological aspect favouring microbial growth with particular attention to bacteria and yeast metabolisms involved typical production of the most important fermented food and beverages

Prerequisites

Knowledge of microbiological aspect regarding production and ripening of fermented food. Comprehension of technological aspect favouring microbial growth with particular attention to bacteria and yeast metabolisms involved typical production of the most important fermented food and beverages

Course unit content

Role of bacteria, yeast and mould in fermented food transformation. Blue cheeses: microbial evolution in production and ripening. The microbiological role in wine production: Yeast, lactic acid bacteria and mould in red win, white wine and special wine. The microbiological role in bear production. The microbiological role in bread production, yeast and lactic acid bacteria. The microorganism involved in vinegar and balsamic vinegar production. Other vegetal fermented food: role of microorganism in soia products, olives, sauerkrauts, coffe and cacao. Fermented fish: from the garum to the colatura di Acetera.

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