Microorganisms and characteristic volatile flavor compounds in Luocheng fermented rice noodles

Luocheng fermented rice noodles are renowned for their distinctive aroma and rich umami flavor, largely attributed to the complex microbial communities involved in the fermentation process. Key microorganisms include Lactobacillus, Weissella, Leuconostoc, and certain yeast species, which work synergistically to break down rice starches into lactic acid, ethanol, and other metabolic by-products. These microbes generate a variety of volatile flavor compounds such as ethyl acetate, isoamyl alcohol, acetic acid, and aldehydes, contributing fruity, sour, and slightly sweet notes that define the sensory profile of the noodles. The interaction between lactic acid bacteria and yeasts enhances not only the taste but also the texture and shelf life, making Luocheng fermented rice noodles a traditional delicacy with significant microbial and biochemical diversity.

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