effect of boiling and roasting on lipid quality in Sudan

Effect of Boiling and Roasting Treatments on the Nutrients, Lipid

  • effect of boiling and roasting on lipid quality in Sudan
  • effect of boiling and roasting on lipid quality in Sudan
  • effect of boiling and roasting on lipid quality in Sudan
  • effect of boiling and roasting on lipid quality in Sudan

Effect of Boiling and roasting on lipid

Effect of boiling and roasting processing on nutritional quality

Effect of Boiling and Roasting Treatments on the Nutrients, Lipid

Effect of Boiling and roasting on lipid quality, proximate

  • What is the protein content of raw peanuts in Sodari & Madani?
  • The protein content was found to be 24.72% and 23.41% for the raw peanut samples of Sodari and Madani varieties, respectively. The obtained results showed that the protein content was significantly (P < 0.05) decreased after roasting, boiling, and roasting, followed by boiling treatments for both cultivars.
  • Does roasting increase lipid oxidation?
  • Roasting appeared to increase lipid oxidation more than boiling or sous-vide (about 13-fold increase of hydroperoxides measured by PV value, vs. 7.5- and 6-fold increase, respectively, as compared with R-meat). The increase in CD values and decrease of linoleic and PUFA contents indicated generation of conjugated diene hydroperoxides.
  • Why are boiled roasted seeds less ash than unprocessed seeds?
  • The substantial reduction of ash content in the boiling and boiled–roasted seeds might be due to leashing both micro and macro elements into the water through the mechanically broken and enhanced pre mobility of the seed coat compared with the unprocessed seed sample (Shah et al., 2011).
  • Does roasting the seeds increase ash content?
  • Roasting of the seeds resulted in a significant increment of ash content for both cultivars.

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