2014
DOI: 10.29019/enfoqueute.v5n3.40
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Diversidad microbiana asociada a la chicha de arroz: una bebida tradicional de Bolívar - Ecuador

Abstract: (Recibido: 2014/08/01 - Aceptado: 2014/09/22)La provincia de Bolívar se encuentra ubicada en el centro-occidente del Ecuador. Las principales bebidas tradicionales que allí se producen son los aguardientes y las chichas; entre ellas sobresale la chicha de arroz. En una primera etapa, se evaluaron muestras de chicha de arroz (en los puntos de venta) de diferentes productores de la provincia; se realizaron recuentos microbiológicos y análisis físico-químicos. En la segunda etapa, se aislaron e identifica… Show more

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“…The process consisted of placing 5-10 cooked chonta seeds in the dough, wrapping everything in banana leaves tied with ropes, burying it in a 50 cm deep hole with sticks or stones at the bottom, then covering it with more banana leaves. After 3-4 months, the buried chicha could be consumed, especially in times of scarcity (Pazmiño et al, 2014).…”
Section: Peach Palm or Chicha Chonta Alcoholic Beveragementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The process consisted of placing 5-10 cooked chonta seeds in the dough, wrapping everything in banana leaves tied with ropes, burying it in a 50 cm deep hole with sticks or stones at the bottom, then covering it with more banana leaves. After 3-4 months, the buried chicha could be consumed, especially in times of scarcity (Pazmiño et al, 2014).…”
Section: Peach Palm or Chicha Chonta Alcoholic Beveragementioning
confidence: 99%