2018
DOI: 10.20546/ijcmas.2018.702.352
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Extrusion Process Optimization of Corn Starch to Develop Instant Vegetable Soup Mix

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“…The maintenance of the amount of moisture in dried food products lesser than 10% limits the microorganisms growth and considered to improve the shelf life of soup. 11 The fat content was ranged between 6.23 and 5.12% in the formulations. There was no impact on carbohydrates whereas, and ash was found to be 6.35% at 50% buckwheat incorporation, which was the highest among all the treatments.…”
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“…The maintenance of the amount of moisture in dried food products lesser than 10% limits the microorganisms growth and considered to improve the shelf life of soup. 11 The fat content was ranged between 6.23 and 5.12% in the formulations. There was no impact on carbohydrates whereas, and ash was found to be 6.35% at 50% buckwheat incorporation, which was the highest among all the treatments.…”
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confidence: 97%
“…The development of instant vegetable soup mixes was done after the response surface methodology (RSM) to optimize corn and potato starches. 11 The dill leaf powder based soup mix was developed and studied for its antioxidant properties by Rekha et al 2010. [11] In Table 2, the proximate and chemical composition of different formulations of buckwheat soup mix is shown.…”
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“…Puree soups contain vegetables and legumes, most of them are potatoes, cabbage, carrots and legumes (peas, beans). Analyzing the recipe composition, it was determined that vegetables such as potatoes, mushrooms and legumes contain starch (2.0-16.8 %), fiber (1.2-5.7 %), hemicellulose (1.7-4.4 %), which are able to influence the structural and mechanical properties of soupspuree [9,10].…”
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