2003
DOI: 10.1046/j.1365-2621.2003.00701.x
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Influence of natural fermentation on physico‐chemical characteristics of rice noodles

Abstract: The influence of fermentation of whole milled rice granules on the physico-chemical characteristics of rice starch and the rheological properties of rice noodles was investigated. The rice granule samples were fermented at 35°C for 27 h. The results indicated that fermentation did not have a significant effect on the starch and amylose content of rice granules. Protein, lipid and ash content decreased whereas free fatty acid increased during fermentation. The rice noodles made from fermented samples had a lowe… Show more

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“…Percentage of corn noodles extension ranged from 8.679 to 28.205%, similar to rice flour noodles ranged from 27.84 to 30.91% (Lu et al, 2003). This range was similar to the extension percentage of noodles brand Myojo (28.66%) or Pop Mi (22.5%).…”
Section: Texturesupporting
confidence: 60%
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“…Percentage of corn noodles extension ranged from 8.679 to 28.205%, similar to rice flour noodles ranged from 27.84 to 30.91% (Lu et al, 2003). This range was similar to the extension percentage of noodles brand Myojo (28.66%) or Pop Mi (22.5%).…”
Section: Texturesupporting
confidence: 60%
“…This was due to waxy corn has a higher fat content (2.94%) than non-waxy corn (1.58%). According to Lu et al (2003), diversity levels of fat in the product due to fat content variations of raw materials.…”
Section: Fat Contentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to the short shelf life after production, quality standards and operation control depend heavily on the worker's skill (Lu et al 2003(Lu et al , 2005(Lu et al , 2007. The process is schematically presented in Figure 16.6.…”
Section: Fermented Rice Noodlesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Manufacture of starch using acid solution produces fat, protein, K, P, solubility and L * higher than using centrifugation and setback, viscosity, lower crystalline [1]. Some previous researchers have used acid solution in the manufacture of starch mungbean [4][5] [6], cassava [7], rice [8], corn [9], and sweet potato [1]. Researchers previously used acid solution is fermented a mixture of lactid acid, amino acids, peptides, protein, ash, monosaccharide, oligosaccharide, water and Lactococcus lactis bacteria [10].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%