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Course: |
FER 203
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Title: | Fermented Foods Science |
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Long Title: | Fermented Foods Science |
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Course Description: | Explores the history and science of fermented foods. Course includes food fermentation lab experiences with dairy, vegetables, sugars and grains. Examines how fermented foods have been used for preservation of food, health attributes and cultural significance. |
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Min Credit: | 4 |
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Max Credit: | |
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Course Notes: | NCE 4.3.15 JLG |
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Origin Notes: | FRCC |
STANDARD COMPETENCIES
1. Compare fermentation by bacteria and yeast in food production.
2. Explain the fermentation chemistry of acids and alcohols.
3. Compare the history and use of fermented foods in different cultures around the world.
4. Explain the production of cheese, yogurt and other dairy product by fermentation
5. Discuss food preservation by fermentation.
6. Explain fermentation of vegetables and foods produced.
7. Discuss the fermentation of fruits and sugars and their products, including wine, cidar and mead.
8. Explain different methods of fermentation of meats and soy.
9. Discuss beverage fermentation in practice and application.
TOPICAL OUTLINE
I. Fermentation biochemistry
a. Acid fermentation
b. Alcohol fermentation
c. Microorganisms of fermentation
II. Organoleptic analysis
a. Smell and taste analysis of foods
III. Fermentation of Dairy
a. History and culture
b. Types of foods and their uses in different geographic regions
i. Kefer
ii. Yogurt
iii. Soft Cheeses
c. Fermentation process and safety
IV. Fermentation of Vegetables and Fruits
a. History and culture
b. Types of foods and their uses in different geographic region
i. Pickles
ii. Sauerkraut
iii. Kimchee
c. Fermentation process and safety
V. Fermentation of Meat and Soy
a. History and cultures
b. Types of foods by geographic region
i. Salami
ii. Tempeh
c. Fermentation process and safety
VI. Beverages from Fermentation
a. History and cultures
b. Types of foods or beverages by region
i. Ginger ale
ii. Kombucha
c. Fermentation process and safety
VII. Fermentation of Grains
a. History and cultures
b. Types of foods by geographic region
i. Sourdough bread
c. Fermentation process and safety
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