1983
DOI: 10.1002/jsfa.2740340816
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Some flavouring constituents of cassava and of processed cassava products

Abstract: Flavouring constituents of cassava, gari and farine were analysed and compared. The characteristic compounds of gari were identified as pyrazines and lactic acid. Farine, which is either unfermented or fermented for a much shorter time than gari, was qualitatively similar but had fewer volatiles, present in small amounts. Pyrazines and lactic acid were absent from cassava, the flavouring constituents of which were fewer and qualitatively different from those of gari and farine. The characteristic flavour of ga… Show more

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“…Fermentation may be antagonistic to the rapid detoxification of cassava, as the lowering of the pH increases the stability of cyanohydrins. However, despite this, fermentation still plays a significant role in flavour development (Dougan et al, 1983) and preservation of the final product.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Fermentation may be antagonistic to the rapid detoxification of cassava, as the lowering of the pH increases the stability of cyanohydrins. However, despite this, fermentation still plays a significant role in flavour development (Dougan et al, 1983) and preservation of the final product.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, no determination of aromatic compounds was done. Dougan et al 21 analyzed the aromatic compounds of gari, a fermented cassava based product, before frying. This group found hexanal and nonanal (aldehydes) as we found here in cooked fufu.…”
Section: Volatile Compoundsmentioning
confidence: 99%