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titleOfInvention A kind of preparation method of bitter buckwheat red yeast rice
abstract It is cleaned after being soaked in water the invention discloses a kind of preparation method of bitter buckwheat red yeast rice, including bitter buckwheat, drains, cooks, then cooled down in gnotobasis, obtain ripe bitter buckwheat;By red yeast rice bacterium powder, acetic acid and saccharomycete addition sterile water blend it is uniformly mixed, obtain inoculation thalline, be inoculated with thalline in contain sterile water 5g ~ 15g, red yeast rice bacterium powder 15g ~ 25g, acetic acid 0.2g ~ 0.5g and saccharomycete 0.01g ~ 0.03g;Inoculation thalline is mixed evenly with ripe bitter buckwheat, inoculum concentration is the 1% ~ 15% of ripe bitter buckwheat weight, and the fermented and cultured in 30 DEG C ~ 40 DEG C;It is dried after fermented and cultured, obtains bitter buckwheat red yeast rice.The present invention allows monascus ruber and saccharomycete co-fermentation, using bitter buckwheat as substrate, pass through adjusting condition of culture so that the oxidation resistance of bitter buckwheat monascus product improves.
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