análises físico-químicas de pré-misturas de pães de queijo e produção de pães de queijo com adição de okara physicochemical analyses of commercial samples of cheese bread premix and production of cheese breads with addition of okara
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Abstract
Okara, ou resíduo de soja, é um subproduto do processamento do extrato aquoso de soja e do tofu. Pão de queijo é um produto assado ao forno obtido a partir da mistura de polvilho com água ou leite, queijo, sal e gordura, podendo ser utilizados polvilho doce, azedo ou a mistura deles. Objetivou-se com este trabalho caracterizar pré-misturas comerciais de pão de queijo por intermédio de análises físico-químicas e também avaliar a qualidade de pães de queijo produzidos com a adição de subproduto da obtenção do extrato aquoso de soja. As características de qualidade de pães de queijo suplementados com 5, 10 e 15% de okara foram investigadas. Os pães de queijo suplementados com subproduto okara apresentaram teores de proteínas e de fibras alimentares superiores ao controle. Os produtos panificados foram submetidos à análise sensorial de aceitabilidade utilizando-se a escala hedônica de nove pontos, com provadores não-treinados. Amostras de pães de queijo com 5, 10 e 15% de okara não foram consideradas diferentes significativamente em nível de 5% e tiveram boa aceitação.
Okara, or soy residue, is a byproduct of soy aqueous extract and tofu manufacturing. Cheese bread is a Brazilian specialty made by blending cassava starch (cassava starch or sour cassava starch) water or milk, cheese, salt and fat and is baked on oven. This study has the objective of characterizing cheese breads made with addition of okara. Additionally in this work commercial samples of cheese bread premix were compared in terms of physicochemical properties. The quality characteristics of cheese breads supplemented with 5, 10 and 15% of okara were investigated. The results showed that the cheese breads supplemented with the byproduct okara had an increase in the protein and dietary fiber contents. The samples were submitted to an acceptability sensory evaluation with a nine point hedonic scale, involving untrained panelists. The cheese breads made with 5, 10 and 15% of okara were not statistically different at the level 5% and had good acceptability.
Okara, or soy residue, is a byproduct of soy aqueous extract and tofu manufacturing. Cheese bread is a Brazilian specialty made by blending cassava starch (cassava starch or sour cassava starch) water or milk, cheese, salt and fat and is baked on oven. This study has the objective of characterizing cheese breads made with addition of okara. Additionally in this work commercial samples of cheese bread premix were compared in terms of physicochemical properties. The quality characteristics of cheese breads supplemented with 5, 10 and 15% of okara were investigated. The results showed that the cheese breads supplemented with the byproduct okara had an increase in the protein and dietary fiber contents. The samples were submitted to an acceptability sensory evaluation with a nine point hedonic scale, involving untrained panelists. The cheese breads made with 5, 10 and 15% of okara were not statistically different at the level 5% and had good acceptability.
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| Authors | ;Krischina Singer Aplevicz;Ivo Mottin Demiate |
| Journal | information and software technology |
| Year | 2007 |
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