Development of extruded snack by using multigrain with pineapple pomace powder

Abstract

Interest in developing food with nutritionally functional ingredient has been driven by the market potential for food. That can improve the health and wellbeing of consumers. Extruded snack (chakli) is traditional savory product was known as deep fat fried product. As per the results, its fat content is high. The variable sample were prepared by incorporating with the chickpea (Cicer arietinum L.), maize (Zea mays), Ragi (Eleusine coracana L.), green gram (Vigna radita) flour's extrusion cooking was carried out a single screw (Hand molder) and the frying temperature is (180-200 0 C) for the 15 minute's the extrudate nutritional or the physical properties namely bulk density, water absorption index (WAI), oil absorption capacity, texture analysis were also analyzed. The orgaoleptic evaluation of extruded snack (chakli) sample were analyzed by panel list on a 9 point hedonic scale the results show that the composite flour chickpea, maize, ragi, green gram, pineapple pomace powder flourin the ratios of 48:15:15:20:2, respectively could be used to produce quality extrudate snack (chakli) with acceptable sensory properties.

Chemical, functional, rheological and structural properties of broken rice–barnyard millet–green gram grits blend for the production of extrudates

“…The flour blend is prepared with a combination of broken rice (50%–80%), green gram (10%–30%), and barnyard millet (10%–30%). Formulations of composite flours were homogenously mixed forming into five (mix 1, mix 2, mix 3, mix 4, and mix 5) and are presented in Table 1.The formulation of different levels of broken rice, barnyard millet and green gram grits were chosen for different mix based on the previous research observations (Pranayjeet & Surekha, 2018).…”