2018
DOI: 10.24054/16927125.v2.n2.2017.2964
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Pérdida De Humedad Y Absorción De Aceite en La Fritura a Vacío De Un Producto Cárnico Tipo Chorizo Con Incorporación De Harina De Garbanzo (Cicer Arietum)

Abstract: Dentro de los tratamientos térmicos utilizados en la industria alimentaria se encuentra la fritura a vacío,la cual ha mostrado ser una alternativa para conseguir productos con características sensoriales deseadas,  menor contenido de grasa y mayor pérdida de humedad. El objetivo de este estudio fue evaluar el contenido de grasa y humedad de chorizos con harina de garbanzo freídos a vacío. Para ello, se realizaron cuatro tratamiento: T1 (muestra control), T2, T3 y T4 con incorporación de harina al 3, 6, y 9 %, … Show more

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“…[24] The moisture decreases as the temperatures applied in the heat treatment are higher justifying that stir-fried zucchini, whether fresh or frozen, presents lower moisture than that of steam cooking. [25] The content of ash, protein, and fat was significantly higher in stir-fried zucchini, whether in fresh (0.82%, 2.08%, and 0.44%, respectively) or frozen (1.02%, 2.70%, and 0.98%, respectively), than in raw and steam cooked, possibly owing to the concentration of substances as a result of moisture loss. In the case of ash, it could add view of the fact that no water is used during the stir-frying process, which implies a minor loss of water-soluble components.…”
Section: Nutritional and Chemical Profilementioning
confidence: 93%
“…[24] The moisture decreases as the temperatures applied in the heat treatment are higher justifying that stir-fried zucchini, whether fresh or frozen, presents lower moisture than that of steam cooking. [25] The content of ash, protein, and fat was significantly higher in stir-fried zucchini, whether in fresh (0.82%, 2.08%, and 0.44%, respectively) or frozen (1.02%, 2.70%, and 0.98%, respectively), than in raw and steam cooked, possibly owing to the concentration of substances as a result of moisture loss. In the case of ash, it could add view of the fact that no water is used during the stir-frying process, which implies a minor loss of water-soluble components.…”
Section: Nutritional and Chemical Profilementioning
confidence: 93%