Carrot (Daucus carota) is an important root vegetable which is used commonly for juice production.
The juice yield in carrots is about 60–70%, and the rest is lost as carrot pomace.
Despite its superior residual amount of all the vitamins particularly vitamin A, B and C, minerals and dietary fibre, the carrot pomace does not find proper utilisation and can become a source of environmental problem due to its high moisture content (about 88%).
To extend its shelf life, carrot pomace can be dried. The dried carrot pomace has carotene and ascorbic acid in the range of 9.87–11.57 mg and 13.53–22.95 mg per 100 g, respectively, and is also a rich source of fibre (10–20%), antioxidants, minerals including calcium, copper, magnesium, potassium phosphorus, iron and folic acid which exhibit health promoting effects
Regarding the nutritional quality and high fibre content of CPP, it has been used to enrich some foods including durum wheat pasta and wheat flour biscuits , cookies , wheat rolls and extruded products
However, there is a lack of information on using CPP for enrichment of gluten-free bakery products.
Earlier research revealed that the percentage and particle size of different fibre sources used for enrichment of bakery products have great influence on their quality and hence should be optimised in the product formulation.
Therefore, it is important to understand how particle size and percentage of CPP may affect gluten-free cakes.
Carrot (Daucus carota) is an important root vegetable which is used commonly for juice production.The juice yield in carrots is about 60–70%, and the rest is lost as carrot pomace.Despite its superior residual amount of all the vitamins particularly vitamin A, B and C, minerals and dietary fibre, the carrot pomace does not find proper utilisation and can become a source of environmental problem due to its high moisture content (about 88%).To extend its shelf life, carrot pomace can be dried. The dried carrot pomace has carotene and ascorbic acid in the range of 9.87–11.57 mg and 13.53–22.95 mg per 100 g, respectively, and is also a rich source of fibre (10–20%), antioxidants, minerals including calcium, copper, magnesium, potassium phosphorus, iron and folic acid which exhibit health promoting effectsRegarding the nutritional quality and high fibre content of CPP, it has been used to enrich some foods including durum wheat pasta and wheat flour biscuits , cookies , wheat rolls and extruded productsHowever, there is a lack of information on using CPP for enrichment of gluten-free bakery products.Earlier research revealed that the percentage and particle size of different fibre sources used for enrichment of bakery products have great influence on their quality and hence should be optimised in the product formulation.Therefore, it is important to understand how particle size and percentage of CPP may affect gluten-free cakes.
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