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Physicochemical modulation of soy-hemp-wheat protein meat analogues prepared by high-moisture extrusion using transglutaminase
How enzyme treatment changes the physical and chemical properties of soy-hemp-wheat meat substitutes made by high-moisture extrusion
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Abstract
The addition of 0.18% transglutaminase increased texturization by 15.4% and improved water holding capacity by 42.5%.
- Transglutaminase enhances the fiber structure in high-moisture extruded meat analogues.
- Meat analogues with transglutaminase showed a more distinct fiber structure compared to those without.
- Hydrogen bonding and hydrophobic interactions between proteins were significantly increased by transglutaminase.
- The presence of transglutaminase altered protein structures, reducing α-helix and β-sheet proportions in the melting zone and increasing them in the extrusion zone.
- These findings indicate that transglutaminase may facilitate protein expansion and recombination during the extrusion process.
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