2018
DOI: 10.15761/cnm.1000102
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The effect of different parameters on the 'Tarhana' food properties: a review of some literature data

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“…Apart from these varieties, several types of tarhana are also produced in Anatolia. Because of the lack of a standard production method, tarhana formulation and preparation method can vary from region to region (Coşkun, 2014;Georgala, 2018). Tarhana varieties in Turkey are wheat tarhana in Aegean Region, göce tarhana in Ankara, Muğla, Maraş, and Aydın, circular tarhana in Isparta, kızılcık tarhana in Bolu, Kastamonu, and Bursa, Thrace tarhana in Edirne, Tekirdağ, and Kırklareli, white tarhana in Kütahya, Gediz tarhana in Gediz, tarhana with minced wheat in Thrace Region, Beyşehir tarhana in Konya, göçmen tarhana in Marmara Region, wet tarhana in Kastamonu, Eskişehir, and Bursa, tarhana with turnip in Maraş, milk tarhana in Çanakkale, meat tarhana in Karaman, grape tarhana in Tokat, sweet tarhana in Malatya, dough tarhana in Gölhisar, tarhana with beet in Kastamonu and Maraş tarhana in Maraş (Badem, 2020).…”
Section: Tarhanamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Apart from these varieties, several types of tarhana are also produced in Anatolia. Because of the lack of a standard production method, tarhana formulation and preparation method can vary from region to region (Coşkun, 2014;Georgala, 2018). Tarhana varieties in Turkey are wheat tarhana in Aegean Region, göce tarhana in Ankara, Muğla, Maraş, and Aydın, circular tarhana in Isparta, kızılcık tarhana in Bolu, Kastamonu, and Bursa, Thrace tarhana in Edirne, Tekirdağ, and Kırklareli, white tarhana in Kütahya, Gediz tarhana in Gediz, tarhana with minced wheat in Thrace Region, Beyşehir tarhana in Konya, göçmen tarhana in Marmara Region, wet tarhana in Kastamonu, Eskişehir, and Bursa, tarhana with turnip in Maraş, milk tarhana in Çanakkale, meat tarhana in Karaman, grape tarhana in Tokat, sweet tarhana in Malatya, dough tarhana in Gölhisar, tarhana with beet in Kastamonu and Maraş tarhana in Maraş (Badem, 2020).…”
Section: Tarhanamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lactic acid fermentation is used in tarhana production; bread yeast is also used in Central Anatolia. The benefits of using yeast in tarhana production include a shorter fermentation period and a different taste and odor due to the release of amino acids (Georgala, 2018). Because of the metabolic activities of LAB, organic acids, such as propionic acid, succinic acid, citric acid, formic acid, lactic acid, and acetic acid are formed during the fermentation process in tarhana production.…”
Section: Tarhanamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tarhana kurutulduktan sonra uzun süre muhafaza edilebilmesi ve kolay hazırlanabilir olması açısından da değerli ve beğenilen bir üründür (Değirmencioğlu ve ark., 2005;Şengün ve Karapınar, 2012). Tarhana serbest aminoasitler, organik asitler, vitaminler ve mineraller bakımından zengindir (Dağlıoğlu, 2000;Georgala, 2018;Gök, 2021). Geleneksel ürünlerin "alışkanlık olması" nedeniyle önemi bazen gözardı edilse de tarhananın, besleyici değeri, probiyotik ve prebiyotik özellikleriyle ön plana çıktığı son yıllarda ilgili araştırmaların hızla arttığından anlaşılmaktadır.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…It is usually consumed as a soup and being highly nutritious, easy to prepare and storable for long-term, Tarhana is getting increasing popularity. It is a good source of different proteins, organic acids, minerals, free amino acids and vitamins (Georgala, 2018;Özdemir et al, 2018). Similar products are also consumed in different countries, including Thanu in Hungary, Trahanas in Greece, Talkuna in Finland and Kishk or Kushuk in Middle East (Georgala, 2013;Georgala, 2018).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is a good source of different proteins, organic acids, minerals, free amino acids and vitamins (Georgala, 2018;Özdemir et al, 2018). Similar products are also consumed in different countries, including Thanu in Hungary, Trahanas in Greece, Talkuna in Finland and Kishk or Kushuk in Middle East (Georgala, 2013;Georgala, 2018). It is considered as yoghurt-cereal mixture, which is cherished by many people in different regions due to its flavour, thickness, creaminess and easy digestibility (Özdemir et al, 2018;O'Callaghan et al, 2019).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%