2008
DOI: 10.1201/9781420055597.ch8
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Microstructural Changes During Frying of Foods

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“…Ngdi et al (2009) suggested that frying oil temperature and time have a dramatic effect on the structure changes of food products and they also reported that elevated temperature increases the temperature migration from food and consequently induces reorganization of pores. Texture and friability of dried food are also influenced by pore size distribution (Ngdi et al, 2009). The number of acoustic events is a function of the cell number density and fracture pattern of the treatments (Luyten and Vliet, 2006).…”
Section: Image Analysis Of Cassava Crackermentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…Ngdi et al (2009) suggested that frying oil temperature and time have a dramatic effect on the structure changes of food products and they also reported that elevated temperature increases the temperature migration from food and consequently induces reorganization of pores. Texture and friability of dried food are also influenced by pore size distribution (Ngdi et al, 2009). The number of acoustic events is a function of the cell number density and fracture pattern of the treatments (Luyten and Vliet, 2006).…”
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confidence: 97%
“…Moreover Ngdi et al (2009), McDonough et al (1993, Bhat and Bhattacharya (2001) stated that the effect of temperature on moisture evaporation leading to pore development during frying is well documented. Ngdi et al (2009) suggested that frying oil temperature and time have a dramatic effect on the structure changes of food products and they also reported that elevated temperature increases the temperature migration from food and consequently induces reorganization of pores. Texture and friability of dried food are also influenced by pore size distribution (Ngdi et al, 2009).…”
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“…Evaporation of moisture from the tempura due to the high temperature during frying creates capillary paths on its way out of the product. These can even be large cavities and crevasses due to explosive evaporation, especially if there is quick formation of crust (Ngadi et al 2008). This is actually what seemed to happen in our samples, since the ethanol added ones showed the sign of larger cavities and crevasses, probably as a result of (1) the sudden and more violent evaporation of ethanol and (2) the faster formation of the crust, as a result of the lower amount of water that needed to be evaporated to reach the glass state.…”
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“…menggunakan suhu berkisar 150-180 o C (Fellows, 2009) yang dapat menyebabkan perubahan secara termofisika pada makanan seperti gelatinisasi pati dan denaturasi protein (Mallikarjunan et al, 2010). Selain itu, menurut Ngadi et al, (2008) terjadi perubahan secara mikrostruktural seperti timbulnya reaksi Maillard yang dapat menghancurkan asam amino.…”
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