Physicochemical properties and pasting profiles of composite flour added with cornlettes (Zea Mays)
Plant - based foods have become human major food source since ages, thus the production of it is crucial. Thus underutilized plant is used to maximizing its usage as well as to accommodate the demands of food production. This study aimed to investigate pasting profiles and morphological character...
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my.usm.eprints.60416 http://eprints.usm.my/60416/ Physicochemical properties and pasting profiles of composite flour added with cornlettes (Zea Mays) Abidin, Nurul Ali’im Zainal R Medicine (General) R735-854 Medical education. Medical schools. Research RT1-120 Nursing Plant - based foods have become human major food source since ages, thus the production of it is crucial. Thus underutilized plant is used to maximizing its usage as well as to accommodate the demands of food production. This study aimed to investigate pasting profiles and morphological characteristics of composite flour containing comlettes powder (CP) which partially replaced wheat flour. Composite flour was prepared using CP mixed with wheat flour (WF) with the proportion of 10:90, 20:80, 30:70 and 100:0 (CP: WF). Composite flour of starch extract was prepared using alkaline isolation method. The results show that amylose content was significantly different (P 0.05) among five samples analysed. Amylose contents significantly increased (P 0.05) when the percentage of comlettes powder in composite flours is increased. The highest amylose content was found in 100% CP sample (4.40g/20g) while the lowest amylose content can be found in control sample (0.072g/20g). The percentage of swelling power in composite flour added with CP was significantly higher than control (p 0.05) and there is significant difference (P < 0.05) in the setback viscosity of the composite flour starch samples. Composite flour shows uniformed wheat starch granules which clustered with irregular shape of comlettes starch granule. In summary, addition of CP to partially replace wheat flour to form composite flour has resulted in improvement of swelling power and amylose composition while slightly altering the starches morphological structures. Thus, composite flour with higher proportions of CP (30:70) can be used to partially replace wheat flour in order to meet the demands of food production. Universiti Sains Malaysia 2015 Monograph NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.usm.my/60416/1/NURUL%20AFARAH%20BINTI%20GHANI%20-%20e.pdf Abidin, Nurul Ali’im Zainal (2015) Physicochemical properties and pasting profiles of composite flour added with cornlettes (Zea Mays). Project Report. Universiti Sains Malaysia. (Submitted) |
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Plant - based foods have become human major food source since ages, thus the
production of it is crucial. Thus underutilized plant is used to maximizing its usage as well as
to accommodate the demands of food production. This study aimed to investigate pasting
profiles and morphological characteristics of composite flour containing comlettes powder
(CP) which partially replaced wheat flour. Composite flour was prepared using CP mixed
with wheat flour (WF) with the proportion of 10:90, 20:80, 30:70 and 100:0 (CP: WF).
Composite flour of starch extract was prepared using alkaline isolation method. The results
show that amylose content was significantly different (P 0.05) among five samples
analysed. Amylose contents significantly increased (P 0.05) when the percentage of
comlettes powder in composite flours is increased. The highest amylose content was found
in 100% CP sample (4.40g/20g) while the lowest amylose content can be found in control
sample (0.072g/20g). The percentage of swelling power in composite flour added with CP
was significantly higher than control (p 0.05) and there is significant difference (P < 0.05)
in the setback viscosity of the composite flour starch samples. Composite flour shows
uniformed wheat starch granules which clustered with irregular shape of comlettes starch
granule. In summary, addition of CP to partially replace wheat flour to form composite flour
has resulted in improvement of swelling power and amylose composition while slightly
altering the starches morphological structures. Thus, composite flour with higher proportions
of CP (30:70) can be used to partially replace wheat flour in order to meet the demands of
food production. |
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Physicochemical properties and pasting
profiles of composite flour added with
cornlettes (Zea Mays) |
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Physicochemical properties and pasting
profiles of composite flour added with
cornlettes (Zea Mays) |
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Physicochemical properties and pasting
profiles of composite flour added with
cornlettes (Zea Mays) |
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