2009
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-84782009000900032
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Produção de salgadinho extrusado de quirera de arroz para uso na indústria de alimentos

Abstract: Produção de salgadinho extrusado de quirera de arroz para uso na indústria de alimentos Extruded snack broken rice production to the food industry usage

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“…The parameters used in this experiment were: pre-test speed of 0.5 mm/s, test speed of 0.5 mm/s, after-test speed of 10 mm/s, these processing steps promote loss of water. The same effect was also observed by Limberger et al (2009) in salted snack chips manufactured with broken rice and by Vernaza, Chang and Steel (2009) in breakfast cereals containing corn flour and soybeans meal, who reported moisture contents of 5.11% and 3.74%, respectively. Besides the low moisture content, the breakfast flake presented a low water activity of 0.35.…”
Section: Technological Characterization Of the Breakfast Flakesupporting
confidence: 70%
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“…The parameters used in this experiment were: pre-test speed of 0.5 mm/s, test speed of 0.5 mm/s, after-test speed of 10 mm/s, these processing steps promote loss of water. The same effect was also observed by Limberger et al (2009) in salted snack chips manufactured with broken rice and by Vernaza, Chang and Steel (2009) in breakfast cereals containing corn flour and soybeans meal, who reported moisture contents of 5.11% and 3.74%, respectively. Besides the low moisture content, the breakfast flake presented a low water activity of 0.35.…”
Section: Technological Characterization Of the Breakfast Flakesupporting
confidence: 70%
“…Protein content was 9.9%, a value higher than that reported by Limberger et al (2009) (UNIVERSIDADE…, 2006), the average protein content of corn-based breakfast cereals is 7.2%; therefore, the processing of rice and bean-based breakfast cereal results in a final product with higher protein content than those usually available at the market. Also, according to resolution RDC nº 269, of September 22 nd , 2005, the split beans and broken rice-based breakfast flake can represent a good source of proteins for adults and children of 7-10 years old meeting the requirement of a minimum of 20% and 29%, respectively, of the Recommended Daily Intake (RDI) (BRASIL 2003(BRASIL , 2005 for each 100 g consumed.…”
Section: Technological Characterization Of the Breakfast Flakementioning
confidence: 55%
“…Data from EI, SV, L*, and chrome a* and b* of the snacks were evaluated by analysis of variance with the construction of multiple regression models and level curves to identify the effect of the independent variables on the responses using the Statistica software (Statsoft,Statistica 7.0,Tulsa,USA). Based on the significant mathematical models (P <0.10) and using the function Response Desirability Profiling of the software Statistica, the most desirable snack depending on the moisture and extrusion temperature used (LI et al, 2012;LIMBERGER et al, 2009). In the present study, the best extrusion condition was determined considering the aspects of expansion and color as a function of the mixture moisture and temperature in the third zone of the extruder, in addition to the physical and chemical quality parameters of the snacks produced using the best technological condition.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Os resultados da composição centesimal estão dispostos na Tabela 2. Limberger et al (2009), ao elaborarem salgadinho extrusado de quirera de arroz, encontraram 9,4%. Dessa forma, o salgadinho tipo "torcida" encontra-se com valor inferior.…”
Section: Produto Salmonella Coliformes Termotolerantes Bolores Levedurasunclassified