2015
DOI: 10.1063/1.4938286
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Effect of extrusion temperature and moisture content of corn flour on crystallinity and hardness of rice analogues

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“…In terms of samples before cooking, the control rice hardness (1108.75 g) was significantly higher than other samples containing hydrogel (436.65–637.39 g) ( p ≤ .05). Temperature can increase the degree of crystallinity of extruded rice and organization of amylose complex with other ingredients that, in this case, due to the cooking temperature, hydrocolloids had a strong intermolecular bonding with starch molecules which increased rice hardness after cooking (Budi et al, 2016 ; Yang et al, 2020 ). After cooking, hardness of samples containing GA1% (8.66 g) and GA2% (8.87 g) was higher than other extruded samples ( p > .05).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In terms of samples before cooking, the control rice hardness (1108.75 g) was significantly higher than other samples containing hydrogel (436.65–637.39 g) ( p ≤ .05). Temperature can increase the degree of crystallinity of extruded rice and organization of amylose complex with other ingredients that, in this case, due to the cooking temperature, hydrocolloids had a strong intermolecular bonding with starch molecules which increased rice hardness after cooking (Budi et al, 2016 ; Yang et al, 2020 ). After cooking, hardness of samples containing GA1% (8.66 g) and GA2% (8.87 g) was higher than other extruded samples ( p > .05).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Rice is one of the main sources of food in the most populated regions of the world, such as China, India, Indonesia, the Philippines, Japan, etc. It is a rich source of macro and micro nutrients because during the rice grinding process, fat and bran layers which include vitamin and micronutrients are removed and white rice is produced (Budi et al, 2016 ; Ding et al, 2022 ; Rhowell et al, 2021 ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The manufacture of the analog rice in this study used hot extrusion technology which, in its processing, used temperatures above 70 • C obtained from steamed heaters [38]. The preferred analog rice produced in this study (Figure 2) has a shape resembling rice in general, which is oval with a brownish-green color derived from the raw materials of the cassava, banana, and Katuk leaves used.…”
Section: Analog Ricementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Potongan sampel yang telah dilapisi logam Au ditempatkan pada lokasi sampel di dalam alat Scanning Electron Microscope SEM (Jeol JSM-5310 LV, Jepang) di Laboratorium Zoologi LIPI Biologi Cibinong dan tabung divakumkan (0 Pa). Perbesaran yang digunakan adalah 750x dan jika sudah mendapatkan gambar yang baik, dilakukan penyimpanan gambar dalam bentuk file (Budi et al, 2015b).…”
Section: Mikrostruktur Beras Analogunclassified
“…Mikroskopi beras analog (potongan melintang) dengan kadar amilosa 16,99% dan suhu ekstrusi 70°C (A), 80°C (B) dan 90°C (C) pada Pengamatan SEM dengan perbesaran 750x. Sumber: Budi et al (2015b) Kadar amilosa yang tinggi dapat memberikan ikatan yang lebih banyak antar partikel-partikel dan molekul-molekul sehingga beras cenderung keras. Namun hasil yang berkebalikan diperoleh oleh Thachil et al (2014) yang mengekstrusi tepung jagung dengan kadar amilosa 25% dan 45% pada suhu ekstrusi 105°C, kecepatan screw 350 rpm dan kadar air 18%.…”
Section: Kekerasan Beras Analogunclassified