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Provedor de dados:  OAK
País:  Japan
Título:  Noodle qualities of fresh pasta supplemented with various amounts of purple sweet potato powder
Autores:  Santiago, Dennis Marvin
Kawashima, Yuka
Matsushita, Koki
Noda, Tatsuya
Pelpolage, Samanthi
Tsuboi, Kazumasa
Kawakami, Sakura
Koaze, Hiroshi
Yamauchi, Hiroaki
Data:  2016-05
Ano:  2016
Palavras-chave:  Purple sweet potato
Fresh pasta
Noodle quality
Resumo:  Sweet potato is a nutritious, cost-effective and abundantly available food crop in Asia. In an effort to utilize sweet potato for food processing, the effects of purple sweet potato powder (PSPP)-supplementation on the quality of fresh pasta was determined. Results showed that PSPP-supplementation produced fresh pasta dark purple in color, attributable to the intrinsic anthocyanin content. Moreover, PSPP provided a higher amount of gelatinized starch, resulting in softer and more elastic raw fresh pasta; and the boiled fresh pasta showed a softer texture, as indicated by its hardness, rupture force and energy. However, PSPP-supplementation decreased the cooking weight gain of fresh pasta. Sensory evaluation rated the quality of boiled fresh pasta with 7.5% and 10% PSPP as more acceptable and equally acceptable as the control, respectively. Thus, this study suggests that PSPP-supplementation results in an acceptable noodle product, potentially increasing the utilization of purple sweet potato.
Idioma:  Inglês
Identificador:  http://ir.obihiro.ac.jp/dspace/handle/10322/4472

info:doi/10.3136/fstr.22.307
Editor:  Japanese Society for Food Science and Technology
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