2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.foodchem.2016.01.120
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Health benefits of the potato affected by domestic cooking: A review

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“…Protein kentang memiliki kandungan tinggi asam amino dengan gugus fungsional hidrofobik terutama pada rantai cabang (isoleusin, leusin dan valin) dan rantai samping aromatik (fenil alanin dan tirosin) 16 . Dengan demikian, umbi kentang dapat dianggap sebagai sumber lisin terbaik dari tanaman 17 .…”
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“…Protein kentang memiliki kandungan tinggi asam amino dengan gugus fungsional hidrofobik terutama pada rantai cabang (isoleusin, leusin dan valin) dan rantai samping aromatik (fenil alanin dan tirosin) 16 . Dengan demikian, umbi kentang dapat dianggap sebagai sumber lisin terbaik dari tanaman 17 .…”
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“…Other notable features are a high-quality protein, a significant level of vitamin C [6] [7] [8] that contributes substantially to the Recommended Daily Allowance [8], also certain minerals such as potassium, phosphorus, and magnesium [5]. Beyond these basic nutrients, less well known are significant amounts of bioactive compounds (including phenolics and carotenoids) in potato which are potent antioxidants [9] [10].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…However, other than domestic cooking; there is little published information on the effects of commercial cooking/processing on its constituents (except vitamin C) particularly in different colour-fleshed potatoes. Physical and/or chemical (degradation or losses of sensitive nutrients) alterations are possible depending on methods used to process potatoes [6] [16] [17] and obtaining processed products that keep more of their original characteristics are one of the most tangible challenges in potato processing industry, because of their content of antioxidant metabolites which are readily prone to thermal degradation. If a substantial amount of potato bioactive components survive cooking, then introducing new genotypes with even higher amounts would be a logical approach to boosting dietary intake.…”
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“…André et al (2007a,b) reported a β-carotene range of variation of 0.42-2.19 mg/kg DW. In purplefleshed potatoes the boiling, steaming and baking treatments reduced the total carotenoid content by 20.2, 34.9 and 52.0%, respectively, whereas the microwaving, frying, air-frying and stir-frying treatments reduced the content by 66.3, 75.7, 72.0 and 76.2%, respectively (Tian et al 2016a). Kotíková et al (2016) reported that boiling decreased the total carotenoids by 92% compared to baking (by 88%) in yellow-, purple-or red-fleshed potatoes (Figure 1).…”
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