Effect of Processing Conditions on Physical Properties
Effect of Processing Conditions on Physical Properties of Parboiled Rice 107 ing at 80 and 90˚C, temperature of the steam was controlled by the combined action of the PID temperature controller and the relay switch through a thermocouple wire placed in the steam in the cooker between the sample holder and the water surface. The
Physicochemical properties, such as MC, adhesion and hardness, cooking time, energy consumption are induced by the processing conditions which affect the eating quality of rice. The stickiness of PBR decreases due to parboiling treatment and depends on the severity of treatment [ 49 , 102 – 104 ].
Impacts of parboiling conditions on quality
The parboiling process includes soaking, steaming, and drying, which all have impacts on the quality of parboiled rice. Parboiling decreases breakage susceptibility of rice during the dehulling and milling processes, resulting in greater head rice yield.
Energy Conservation in Cooking of Milled Raw and Parboiled Rice. Food Science and Technology Research 2004, 10 (2) , 121-126. DOI: 10.3136/fstr.10.121. Poritosh ROY, Naoto SHIMIZU, Toshinori KIMURA. Effect of Temperature Distribution on the Quality of Parboiled Rice Produced by Traditional Parboiling Process.
Effect of Processing Conditions on Physical Properties
Effect of Processing Conditions on Physical Properties of Parboiled Rice. Parboiled rice was prepared under different steaming conditions using different sample sizes, both of which affected the rice temperature and quality. A sample size of 200 g, which maintained a 10 mm thick layer of rough rice, was found adequate for favorable quality.
The important processing products from rice such as Lye, Bhooja, Chura and parboiled rice were prepared and the quality components of these products were determined. Protein content ranged ...
Effect of Processing Conditions on Color Change of Brown
The effects of the soaking and steaming steps in rice parboiling on color changes and the levels of reducing sugars in rice were studied. Brown rice was soaked to different moisture contents (MC, 15, 20, 25, and 30%).
A good linear relationship between the thermal property and cooking time clarified the cooking behavior of parboiled rice. A cooking time of 20 to 24min was obtained for the improved quality of parboiled rice produced at the processing conditions of 90°C-30min and 100°C-10min.
Effect of Processing Conditions on Cooking Qualities
A cooking time of 20 to 24min was obtained for the improved quality of parboiled rice produced at the processing conditions of 90°C-30min and 100°C-10min. It was assumed that for the respective cooking time, cooked under identical conditions, all parboiled rice might show the distinct level of solid contents.
rice defects such as decoloration yellows, immatureDeficiencies of Rice Diets: The rice is subjected to a (green), chalky, peck, seeds, red rice and glass stones. series of conditions and treatments from the time it is Add value to white rice and parboiled rice to ensure harvested to the time it is consumed, which seriously
Hydrothermal treatment of rough rice: effect of processing
Hydrothermal treatment of rough rice: effect of processing conditions on product attributes ... studied the effect of cooking conditions on thermal properties and crystallinity characteristics of parboiled rice. ... to obtain a complete gelatinization of rice starch increases the cost of cooking equipment and downgrades the quality of cooked ...
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Hydrothermal treatment of rough rice: effect of processing
Lund D (1987) Influence of time, temperature, moisture, ingredients and processing conditions on Starch gelatinization. Crit Rev Food Sci Nutr 20:249–252 CrossRef Google Scholar Mahanta CL, Bhattacharya KR (2010) Relationship of starch changes to puffing expansion of parboiled rice.
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Parboiling of rice. Part I: Effect of hot soaking time
Part I: Effect of hot soaking time on quality of milled rice M. A. Kaddus Miah, Anwarul Haque,* M. Paul Douglass & Brian Clarke ... Summary This study investigated the effect of soaking time on the quality of parboiled rice. The ... duration may save valuable processing time and improve the quality of parboiled rice, this study
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Effect of ultra-high pressure on quality characteristics
Quality characteristics of parboiled rice pre-treated by ultra-high pressures (UHP, 100–600 MPa) were investigated in this study. The LF-NMR results and morphologies of parboiled rice grain showed that UHP treatment promoted uniform distribution of water in rice grain and effectively eliminated “white-core” grain.
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IJERPH | Free Full-Text | Processing Conditions, Rice
Rice is the staple food for nearly two-thirds of the world’s population. Food components and environmental load of rice depends on the rice form that is resulted by different processing conditions. Brown rice (BR), germinated brown rice (GBR) and partially-milled rice (PMR) contains more health beneficial food components compared to the well milled rice (WMR).
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Effect of Processing Conditions on Color Change of Brown
Linear regression analyses indicated that parboiling had a larger effect on ΔE of milled parboiled rice than of brown parboiled rice. Furthermore, the linear relationship between the level of gelatinized starch and ΔE of the milled parboiled rice samples showed that both parameters are indicators for the degree of parboiling. Reducing sugars were formed and lost during steaming, suggesting Maillard reactions during steaming.
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Impacts of Feedstock and Parboiling Conditions on Quality
Rice processors also favor parboiled rice because the parboiling process decreases breakage susceptibility of rice during dehulling and milling process, resulting in higher head rice yields. Parboiling process includes soaking, steaming, and drying, which all have impacts on the quality of parboiled rice. However, parboiled rice may possess
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Effects of Cultivar and Processing Condition
This study investigated the effects of cultivar and feedstock under varying parboiling conditions on the physicochemical properties and starch fractions of parboiled rice. Rice (rough or brown) was soaked, steamed under pressure, dried immediately or stored at room temperature for 24 hr prior to drying, and then treated with or without a ...
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Effects of Soaking and Steaming Regimes on the Quality
Cooked parboiled rice had harder texture. While ISTs between 30 and 50C did not alter much the paste viscosities of parboiled samples, IST above 50C caused significant decreases in paste viscosities. Increasing STM caused steady decreases in paste viscosities at all ISTs.
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Effects of Steeping Temperature and Time on the Parboiling
Abstract: Paddy rice Parboiling is a major processing operation in rice processing. In this study, the effects of steeping temperature and time on the parboiling efficiency and the milling quality of the parboiled paddy rice was determined in the department of agricultural and bio-environmental engineering department was evaluated.
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Effect of Processing Conditions and Cooking Methods
The rice (50 g) was cooked in a gas cooker with different amounts of water:rice for raw (125 ml) and parboiled rice (140 ml). When water was boiling, rice was stirred,returned to medium-boil condition by regulating the flame of gas cooker. Boiling continued until water was fully absorbed and rice became tender.
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Journal of Food Quality - Hindawi
K. R. Bhattacharya and P. V. S. Rao, “Effect of processing conditions on quality of parboiled rice,” Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, vol. 14, no. 5, pp. 476–479, 1966. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar · View at Scopus
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Impact of parboiling processing conditions on rice
Parboiled rice is typically yellow and darker in color than unparboiled rice, and severity of parboiling conditions can increase the color to defect levels if not controlled. Soaking is the first stage of parboiling and the primary objective is to obtain uniform absorption of water to about 30%, which prepares the rice kernel for starch ...
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Effects of Cultivar and Processing Condition
This study investigated the effects of cultivar and feedstock under varying parboiling conditions on the physicochemical properties and starch fractions of parboiled rice. Rice (rough or brown) was soaked, steamed under pressure, dried immediately or stored at room temperature for 24 hr prior to drying, and then treated with or without a ...
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Effects of Cultivar and Processing Condition
414 CEREAL CHEMISTRY Effects of Cultivar and Processing Condition on Physicochemical Properties and Starch Fractions in Parboiled Rice Jumaane Newton,1 Ya-Jane Wang, 1,2 and Andronikos Mauromoustakos3 ABSTRACT Cereal Chem. 88(4):414–420 Starch can be classified into rapidly digestible starch (RDS), slowly
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Effect of Varying Parboiling Conditions on Physical
Two rice varieties (Nerica 14 and Jasmine 85) were parboiled in the Laboratory at four different conditions (soaking and steaming time combinations) to ascertain the effects of each parboiling condition on the physical qualities of the parboiled rice.
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High Temperature Drying and Tempering of Parboiled Rice
parboiled rice was undertaken to evaluate the effects on grain quality. Thirtysix treatments, with three levels of air temperature, three levels of moisture(of rice after exposure in the dryer), and four levels of tempering, were performed on Saturn variety, medium grain rice, parboiled under fixed conditions.
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The Optimization and Mathematical Modeling of Quality
This study was carried out to investigate (1) the optimum condition for rice quality parameters affected by process indicators (soaking temperature, soaking time, and steaming time) during parboiling process; (2) the prediction of parboiled rice quality indicators by mathematical modeling affected by three independent variables. 2.
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Effect of continuous steaming on parboiled rice quality
Effect of continuous steaming on parboiled rice quality Effect of continuous steaming on parboiled rice quality Adhikaritanayake, T.B.; Noomhorm, A. 1998-04-01 00:00:00 A prototype model of a continuous flow steamer was designed and developed taking into consideration the flow characteristics of high-moisture rough rice through a pipe.
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Effect of Soaking Temperature and Steaming Time
Therefore, improving its milling quality. In this study, the effect of demands for brown rice and parboiled rice are increasing various parboiling conditions (soaking at temperatures of because of their reputation for nutritional excellence and 55–75°C and steaming times for 2–10 min) on some qual- the health claims associated with eating ...
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