Effect of thermal treatment on the rheological pattern and composition of dry bean flour soluble extracts

Dry bean flour samples with 14% (dry basis) moisture content were exposed to thermal treatment, in sealed cans, at 50° 70° 80", and 9O°C, for various periods. The rheological pattern and composition of their soluble extracts, obtained at pH 10, were determined. Soluble extracts decreased in vis...

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Autor principal: Gerschenson, L.N
Otros Autores: Bartholomai, G.B
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Publicado: 1986
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