A study of the relationship between the mechanical properties and the sensorial optimal cooking time of spaghetti

This study investigated the relationship between the mechanical properties and the sensorial optimal cooking time (OCT) of spaghetti. Three semolina spaghetti samples with an increasing radius and three non-conventional spaghetti samples (one wholemeal semolina and two maize-based spaghetti) were an...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of food engineering 2009-10, Vol.94 (3), p.222-226
Hauptverfasser: Chillo, S., Iannetti, M., Civica, V., Suriano, N., Mastromatteo, M., Del Nobile, M.A.
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description This study investigated the relationship between the mechanical properties and the sensorial optimal cooking time (OCT) of spaghetti. Three semolina spaghetti samples with an increasing radius and three non-conventional spaghetti samples (one wholemeal semolina and two maize-based spaghetti) were analyzed. Tenacity, elongation at break and phase shift angle (tan delta) were monitored during the cooking and overcooking of spaghetti using a dynamic mechanical analyzer. The sensorial OCT was also determined by a trained panel. Results highlight that the mechanical parameters are related with the OCT for all investigated spaghetti samples. In particular, a relationship was observed with elongation at break and tan delta.
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Cooking
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corn
Deltas
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Dynamic tests
Elongation
Food engineering
Food industries
Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology
General aspects
Heating
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Optimization
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