Study of the chemical composition of the smell of the dairy-vegetable extract of lupine on the “piezoelectronic nose”

A great popularity in the food industry in recent years has received lupins due to a unique combination of technological and food properties and accessibility. Lupine is characterized by a high proportion of proteins, its seeds are dominated by readily soluble protein fractions: 20.65% albumins, 50.5% globulins with a high content of essential amino acids. Enrichment of the milk-vegetable extract with native components of lupine is carried out during extraction with intensification by its low-frequency mechanical oscillations. The high content of proteins in the lupine during processing leads to a negative technological change in the organoleptic properties of products - odor. The measurement of the composition of the volatile fraction of odor in the equilibrium gas phase over the samples was carried out in the NIL on the experimental analyzer of smells "MAG 8" with the methodology "electronic nose" (manufactured by LLC Sensorika - New Technologies, Voronezh). To establish the differences in the composition (qualitative and quantitative) of the volatile fraction of smell, the change in the total content of volatile components in the equilibrium gas phase over the samples was traced. According to the shape of the "visual fingerprint" of the maximum responses of all sensors in the array, there are no significant differences in the chemical composition of the equilibrium gas phase over the samples. The native smell of milk whey remained unchanged, but became more qualitatively softer with a tasting assessment due to the fact that 50% of the composition of the volatile fraction of odor was changed by the method of pasteurization. The study of the smell of the native and pasteurized milk and vegetable extract allows us to conclude that the chosen method of pasteurization can be recommended in food technology using a milky-vegetable extract enriched with lupine proteins.