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The course is designed to give an overview of the technological processing of sugar beet, cereals and pseudocereals, legumes, oilseeds and pulpy fruits, fruits and vegetables. The course includes beet sugar production, sugar as a raw material for chemical and biochemical transformations, milling technology, production of bread and bakery products, pasta, durable bakery products, snack products, confectionery and chocolate production, production and processing of starch and modified starches. Oilseed, bean and pulp processing technology describes the fundamental principles of oil and fat extraction, refining, triacylglycerol modification and industrial concentration and isolation of plant proteins including soy. Fruit and vegetable processing introduces technologies for increasing the durability and production of staple foods based on fruits and vegetables.
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Successful completion of the written and oral exams. Last update: Pour Vladimír (15.04.2025)
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R:van der Poel, P.W., Schiweck, H., Schwarz, T. (1998): Sugar Technology. Beet and Cane Sugar Manufacture. Verlag Dr. Albert Bartens KG, Berlin, ISBN 3-87040-065-X. R:BeMiller J., Whistler R.: (2009): Starch: Chemistry and Technology. Academic Press/Elsevier, Burlington/London/San Diego/New York. ISBN: 978-0-12-746275-2. R:G.Bylund(1995): Dairy Processing Handbook. Tetra Pak Processing Systems AB, Lund, Sweden. ISBN 9163134276. R:M.Bockisch (1998): Fats and Oils Handbook. AOCS Press, Champaign, Illinois.ISBN 0-935315-82-9. R:Izumimoto,M (2002): Meat in Science and Industry. 1.ed. University Education Press. Okayama. ISBN 88730-505-2.. R:Lawrie,R.A.: Meat Science. 7.ed. Woodhead Publishing Cambridge2006 ISBN 1 84569 159 8. R: Somogyi L.P., Ramaswamy H.S. , Hui Y.H.(1996): Processing Fruits: Science and Technology, Volume 1, Biology principles and applications, Technomic, ISBN 1-56676-362-2. Last update: Cibulková Jana (24.02.2025)
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Lectures, exercises, consultations. Study materials are available on e-learning. Last update: Pour Vladimír (15.04.2025)
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Obtaining credit for active participation in the exercises. Completion of the written and oral parts.
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1. Sugar industry - beet sugar production. 2. Sugar as a raw material for chemical and biochemical transformations, bioethanol. 3. Chocolate production, confectionery production. 4. Production of potato and wheat starch, modified starches and starch hydrolysates. 5. Cereals and pseudocereals, types, quality, cleaning and milling of grains, evaluation of mill processing, quality and types of bakery flours. 6. Cereal chemistry, rheological analytical control methods, preparation of doughs. 7. Dough processing, baking, quality of bread and bakery products, durable bakery products, snack products, pasta. 8. Sources of oils and fats. Sources of vegetable proteins. 9. Obtaining oils from vegetable seeds. Concentration and isolation of proteins of plant origin. Tofu, tempeh and other products. 10. Refining of oils and fats. Modification of triacylglycerols. Emulsifiers. Emulsified and edible fats. 11. Overview of fruit and vegetable processing, postharvest modifications of fruit and vegetables. Thermal processes in fruit and vegetable technology, production of compotes, sterilised vegetables, dried fruit and vegetables, sweetened and frozen fruit and vegetables. 12. Fruit and vegetable preparations, fruit spreads, purees, special technologies, syrups and soft drinks made from fruit and vegetables. 13. Alternative foods, their production and potential. 14. Reserve.
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e-learning, subject Food Technology of Plant Origin https://e-learning.vscht.cz/ Last update: Pour Vladimír (15.04.2025)
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Students will be able to: students will gain an overview of the production processes of mill and bakery products, starch, sugar and confectionery, oils and solidified vegetable fats, fruit and vegetable products, etc. students will be able to define the basic unit operations within the food processing technologies and apply basic engineering knowledge such as mass and heat balance. students will know the basic technological procedures of primary and secondary processing of raw materials of vegetable origin and understand their physical, chemical and biological nature.
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Biochemistry I; Food Chemistry; Chemical Engineering I (A); Microbiology Last update: Pour Vladimír (15.04.2025)
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Biochemistry, Food chemistry, Food(or chemical) engineering Last update: Cibulková Jana (24.02.2025)
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