Study of the incorporation of native and microencapsulated chia seed oil on pasta properties

Summary The present work studied the effect of the incorporation of encapsulated chia seed oil on the cooking quality of dry pasta. Pasta morphology and oil distribution in the samples were studied. No significant variations were determined in cooking parameters as optimal cooking time, cooking loss...

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description Summary The present work studied the effect of the incorporation of encapsulated chia seed oil on the cooking quality of dry pasta. Pasta morphology and oil distribution in the samples were studied. No significant variations were determined in cooking parameters as optimal cooking time, cooking loss and texture of cooked pasta with the incorporation of the encapsulated oil, but significant differences were determined in uncooked pasta texture and variables that describe water interaction, such as water absorption and swelling index. In addition, the incorporation of microencapsulated oil avoided oxidative deterioration, showing a protective effect and preventing the formation of hydroperoxide radicals in pasta preparation, storage and cooking procedures (compared with free oil‐containing pasta), resulting in a safer product. Storage at modified atmosphere exerts an additional protective effect on oil, enhancing the effect of the microcapsules. Microencapsulation proved to be an effective technology that preserves oil quality in ω‐3 rich pasta. The incorporation of microencapsulated chia seed oil did not modify pasta cooking quality and textural properties of cooked pasta. Microencapsulation technology preserves chia oil oxidative stability during pasta preparation, storage and cooking for consumptionThe incorporation of microencapsulated chia seed oil did not modify pasta cooking quality and textural properties of cooked pasta. Microencapsulation technology preserves chia oil oxidative stability during pasta preparation, storage and cooking for consumption.
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dry pasta
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Morphology
oil stability
Oils & fats
Oilseeds
Pasta
Salvia columbariae
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Water absorption
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