ArticleFoods (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Improving the Texturization of Pea Protein Through the Addition of a Mung Bean Protein Extract Solution and Optimizing the Moisture Content, Screw Speed, and Extrusion Temperature.
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- Effects of Processing Variables on the Quality Characteristics of Wheat Gluten/Morchella esculenta Mycelium-Based High-Moisture Extrudate.Journal of texture studies · 2026Article
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This study explores the use of a homemade mung bean protein extract solution (MP) as the moisture source in high-moisture extrusion to produce pea-mung bean composite textured protein (PMP). Single-factor experiments assessed the effects of MP addition amount (30-70%), screw speed (140-220 rpm), and extrusion temperature (140-180 °C) on the textural, physicochemical, and structural properties, followed by optimization using response surface methodology (RSM). MP addition amounts between 50% and 60% promoted higher surface hydrophobicity, a higher disulfide bond content, more ordered secondary structures, and a higher intrinsic fluorescence, accompanied by improved water- and oil-holding capacities, bulk density, and texturization degree (
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