1973
DOI: 10.1080/10408397309527157
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Developments in technology and nutritive value of dehydrated fruits, vegetables, and their products

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“…These include alkaline dips for fruits and sulfiting and blanching for fruits and vegetables [5]. These include alkaline dips for fruits and sulfiting and blanching for fruits and vegetables [5].…”
Section: Pretreatments For Dryingmentioning
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“…These include alkaline dips for fruits and sulfiting and blanching for fruits and vegetables [5]. These include alkaline dips for fruits and sulfiting and blanching for fruits and vegetables [5].…”
Section: Pretreatments For Dryingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The other beneficial effects produced by blanching include [5] reduced drying time, removal of intercellular air from the tissues, softening of texture, and retention of carotene and ascorbic acid during storage. It is intended to denature enzymes responsible for bringing about undesirable reactions that adversely affect product quality such as enzymic browning and oxidation during processing and storage.…”
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“…This could be due to the high temperature of spray drying method compared to the sun drying (Salunkhe, et al, 1973). Significant difference (p<0.05) was detected in the solubility between the sun dried whey and the spray dried one.…”
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“…Todo esto se hablará con detalle en los apartados 3 y 4 de éste capítulo. Se sabe que esta operación la realizaban civilizaciones antiguas y que, a través de la historia de la humanidad, este método de conservación se ha ido modificando y adecuando para mejorar las características de los productos alimenticios deshidratados (Keey, 1972;Salunkhe et al, 1973). La utilización de éste método en la conservación de alimentos, resulta de mucha importancia en frutas y hortalizas, sobretodo en aquellas que poseen un tiempo de cosecha corto y que son perecederas, permitiendo la reducción de costes en la exportación de dichos productos.…”
Section: Métodos De Conservaciónunclassified