The culinary, viscoamylographic and sensory characteristics of irrigated rice were periodically evaluated
during 180 days of storage at different temperatures (0.5, 20 and 35 C) to determine the effect of
temperature and storage period on its ageing process before rice milling. In longer periods and at higher
storage temperatures a progressive increase was observed in the parameters evaluated by the cooking
test and in the cooked grains dimensions and more prominent changes were observed in the viscoamylographic
parameters evaluated by Rapid Viscoanalysis. The sensory analysis demonstrated greater
acceptance in the texture parameter after 60 days and in the aroma, taste and mouthfeel parameters
after 180 days of storage at 35 C; meanwhile, the preference for rice with more characteristics of the
ageing process was proven by the choice of 72.5 and 87.5% of the tasters after 60 and 180 days,
respectively, of storage at 35 C.
The culinary, viscoamylographic and sensory characteristics of irrigated rice were periodically evaluatedduring 180 days of storage at different temperatures (0.5, 20 and 35 C) to determine the effect oftemperature and storage period on its ageing process before rice milling. In longer periods and at higherstorage temperatures a progressive increase was observed in the parameters evaluated by the cookingtest and in the cooked grains dimensions and more prominent changes were observed in the viscoamylographicparameters evaluated by Rapid Viscoanalysis. The sensory analysis demonstrated greateracceptance in the texture parameter after 60 days and in the aroma, taste and mouthfeel parametersafter 180 days of storage at 35 C; meanwhile, the preference for rice with more characteristics of theageing process was proven by the choice of 72.5 and 87.5% of the tasters after 60 and 180 days,respectively, of storage at 35 C.
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