Physical and chemical characterization of rice flour, pineapple and banana peel flour and pumpkin seed flour
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Resumo: | Flour production is a way to use parts of fruits and vegetables that are discarded and an alternative in the production of gluten-free products, together with rice flour. The objective was to evaluate the physical and chemical characteristics of rice flour (RF), pineapple peel flour (PPF), banana peel flour (BPF) and pumpkin seed flour (PSF). RF was acquired in market. The banana and pineapple peels were dried in a tray dehydrator and the pumpkin seeds roasted on an industrial stove, then ground and analyzed. The BPF showed a lower L* value, that is, darker, in addition to a lower hue angle and a higher a* value, the opposite result was observed in RF. BPF had a higher moisture content (9.91%), followed by RF (7.95%), PPF (5.67%) and PSF (4.11%). The PSF had a high content of lipids (35.41%). PPF and BPF had the highest soluble fibers contents (5.25% and 6.20%, respectively) and PPF the highest insoluble fiber content (45.06%). No trypsin inhibiting activity was detected in the flours. PPF and BPF had the highest total phenolics contents, thus greater antioxidant activity. The PSF presented among the set of its phenolics, compounds with greater antioxidant power, due to the higher PAOXI index. It is concluded that the PPF, BPF and PSF presented high fiber content, total phenolics and antioxidant activity, being an option for food enrichment. |
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Physical and chemical characterization of rice flour, pineapple and banana peel flour and pumpkin seed flourCaracterización física y química de harina de arroz, harinas de cáscara de piña y banano y harina de semillas de calabazaCaracterização física e química de farinha de arroz, farinhas de cascas de abacaxi e banana e farinha de sementes de abóboraHarinas libres de glutenUso de residuosColorFibrasAntioxidante.Farinhas livres de glútenAproveitamento de resíduosCorFibrasAntioxidante. Gluten-free floursUse of wasteColorFibersAntioxidant.Flour production is a way to use parts of fruits and vegetables that are discarded and an alternative in the production of gluten-free products, together with rice flour. The objective was to evaluate the physical and chemical characteristics of rice flour (RF), pineapple peel flour (PPF), banana peel flour (BPF) and pumpkin seed flour (PSF). RF was acquired in market. The banana and pineapple peels were dried in a tray dehydrator and the pumpkin seeds roasted on an industrial stove, then ground and analyzed. The BPF showed a lower L* value, that is, darker, in addition to a lower hue angle and a higher a* value, the opposite result was observed in RF. BPF had a higher moisture content (9.91%), followed by RF (7.95%), PPF (5.67%) and PSF (4.11%). The PSF had a high content of lipids (35.41%). PPF and BPF had the highest soluble fibers contents (5.25% and 6.20%, respectively) and PPF the highest insoluble fiber content (45.06%). No trypsin inhibiting activity was detected in the flours. PPF and BPF had the highest total phenolics contents, thus greater antioxidant activity. The PSF presented among the set of its phenolics, compounds with greater antioxidant power, due to the higher PAOXI index. It is concluded that the PPF, BPF and PSF presented high fiber content, total phenolics and antioxidant activity, being an option for food enrichment.La producción de harinas es una forma de aprovechar partes de frutas y hortalizas que son desechadas y una alternativa en la elaboración de productos alimenticios libres de gluten, juntamente con la harina de arroz. El objetivo fue evaluar las características físicas y químicas de las harinas: de arroz (HA), de cáscara de piña (HCP), de cáscara de banano (HCB) y de semilla de calabaza (HSC). La HA fue adquirida en el comercio. Las cáscaras de banano y piña se secaron en una deshidratadora de bandejas y las semillas tostadas en cocina industrial, enseguida fueron molidas y analizadas. La HCB presentó menor valor L*, o sea, más oscura, además de menor ángulo hue y mayor valor a*, resultado contrario fue observado en la HA. La HCB presentó mayor contenido de humedad (9,91%), seguida de la HA (7,95%), HCP (5,67%) y HSC (4,11%). La HSC presentó alto contenido de lípidos (35,41%). Las HCP y HCB tuvieron los mayores contenidos de fibras solubles (5,25% y 6,20%, respectivamente) y la HCP el mayor contenido de fibra insoluble (45,06%). No se detectó actividad de inhibición de la tripsina en las harinas. Las HCP y HCB tuvieron los mayores contenidos de fenólicos totales, por consiguiente mayor actividad antioxidante. La HSC presentó entre el conjunto de sus fenólicos, compuestos con mayor poder antioxidante, en virtud del mayor índice PAOXI. Se concluye que las HCP, HCB y HSC presentaron alto contenido de fibras, fenólicos totales y actividad antioxidante y son una opción para el enriquecimiento de alimentos.A produção de farinhas é uma forma de aproveitar partes de frutas e hortaliças que são descartadas e uma alternativa na elaboração de produtos alimentícios livres de glúten, juntamente com a farinha de arroz. Objetivou-se avaliar as características físicas e químicas da farinha de arroz (FA), farinha de casca de abacaxi (FCA), farinha de casca de banana (FCB) e farinha de semente de abóbora (FSA). A FA foi adquirida no comércio. As cascas de banana e abacaxi foram secas em desidratadora de bandejas e as sementes de abóbora torradas em fogão industrial, em seguida moídas e analisadas. A FCB apresentou menor valor L*, ou seja, mais escura, além de menor ângulo hue e maior valor a*, resultado contrário foi observado na FA. A FCB apresentou maior teor de umidade (9,91%), seguida da FA (7,95%), FCA (5,67%) e FSA (4,11%). A FSA apresentou alto teor de lipídeos (35,41%). As FCA e FCB tiveram os maiores teores de fibras solúveis (5,25% e 6,20%, respectivamente) e a FCA o maior teor de fibra insolúvel (45,06%). Não foi detectada atividade de inibição de tripsina nas farinhas. As FCA e FCB tiveram os maiores teores de fenólicos totais, logo maior atividade antioxidante. A FSA apresentou entre o conjunto de seus fenólicos, compostos com maior poder antioxidante, devido ao maior índice PAOXI. Conclui-se que as FCA, FCB e FSA apresentaram alto teor de fibras, fenólicos totais e atividade antioxidante, sendo uma opção para o enriquecimento de alimentos.Research, Society and Development2020-08-23info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/729310.33448/rsd-v9i9.7293Research, Society and Development; Vol. 9 No. 9; e436997293Research, Society and Development; Vol. 9 Núm. 9; e436997293Research, Society and Development; v. 9 n. 9; e4369972932525-3409reponame:Research, Society and Developmentinstname:Universidade Federal de Itajubá (UNIFEI)instacron:UNIFEIporhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/7293/6604Copyright (c) 2020 Rafael Ribeiro Fortes; Thalita Caroline Silva Brigagão; Carina Oliveira Lourenço; Elisângela Elena Nunes Carvalho; Olga Luisa Tavano; José Antonio Dias Garcia; Aline Manke Nachtigall; Brígida Monteiro Vilas Boashttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessFortes, Rafael Ribeiro Brigagão, Thalita Caroline SilvaLourenço, Carina OliveiraCarvalho, Elisângela Elena NunesTavano, Olga LuisaGarcia, José Antonio Dias Nachtigall, Aline MankeBoas, Brígida Monteiro Vilas 2020-09-18T01:42:11Zoai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article/7293Revistahttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/indexPUBhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/oairsd.articles@gmail.com2525-34092525-3409opendoar:2024-01-17T09:30:03.737675Research, Society and Development - Universidade Federal de Itajubá (UNIFEI)false |
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Physical and chemical characterization of rice flour, pineapple and banana peel flour and pumpkin seed flour Caracterización física y química de harina de arroz, harinas de cáscara de piña y banano y harina de semillas de calabaza Caracterização física e química de farinha de arroz, farinhas de cascas de abacaxi e banana e farinha de sementes de abóbora |
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Physical and chemical characterization of rice flour, pineapple and banana peel flour and pumpkin seed flour |
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Physical and chemical characterization of rice flour, pineapple and banana peel flour and pumpkin seed flour Fortes, Rafael Ribeiro Harinas libres de gluten Uso de residuos Color Fibras Antioxidante. Farinhas livres de glúten Aproveitamento de resíduos Cor Fibras Antioxidante. Gluten-free flours Use of waste Color Fibers Antioxidant. |
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Physical and chemical characterization of rice flour, pineapple and banana peel flour and pumpkin seed flour |
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Physical and chemical characterization of rice flour, pineapple and banana peel flour and pumpkin seed flour |
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Physical and chemical characterization of rice flour, pineapple and banana peel flour and pumpkin seed flour |
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Physical and chemical characterization of rice flour, pineapple and banana peel flour and pumpkin seed flour |
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Physical and chemical characterization of rice flour, pineapple and banana peel flour and pumpkin seed flour |
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Fortes, Rafael Ribeiro |
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Fortes, Rafael Ribeiro Brigagão, Thalita Caroline Silva Lourenço, Carina Oliveira Carvalho, Elisângela Elena Nunes Tavano, Olga Luisa Garcia, José Antonio Dias Nachtigall, Aline Manke Boas, Brígida Monteiro Vilas |
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Brigagão, Thalita Caroline Silva Lourenço, Carina Oliveira Carvalho, Elisângela Elena Nunes Tavano, Olga Luisa Garcia, José Antonio Dias Nachtigall, Aline Manke Boas, Brígida Monteiro Vilas |
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Fortes, Rafael Ribeiro Brigagão, Thalita Caroline Silva Lourenço, Carina Oliveira Carvalho, Elisângela Elena Nunes Tavano, Olga Luisa Garcia, José Antonio Dias Nachtigall, Aline Manke Boas, Brígida Monteiro Vilas |
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Harinas libres de gluten Uso de residuos Color Fibras Antioxidante. Farinhas livres de glúten Aproveitamento de resíduos Cor Fibras Antioxidante. Gluten-free flours Use of waste Color Fibers Antioxidant. |
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Harinas libres de gluten Uso de residuos Color Fibras Antioxidante. Farinhas livres de glúten Aproveitamento de resíduos Cor Fibras Antioxidante. Gluten-free flours Use of waste Color Fibers Antioxidant. |
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Flour production is a way to use parts of fruits and vegetables that are discarded and an alternative in the production of gluten-free products, together with rice flour. The objective was to evaluate the physical and chemical characteristics of rice flour (RF), pineapple peel flour (PPF), banana peel flour (BPF) and pumpkin seed flour (PSF). RF was acquired in market. The banana and pineapple peels were dried in a tray dehydrator and the pumpkin seeds roasted on an industrial stove, then ground and analyzed. The BPF showed a lower L* value, that is, darker, in addition to a lower hue angle and a higher a* value, the opposite result was observed in RF. BPF had a higher moisture content (9.91%), followed by RF (7.95%), PPF (5.67%) and PSF (4.11%). The PSF had a high content of lipids (35.41%). PPF and BPF had the highest soluble fibers contents (5.25% and 6.20%, respectively) and PPF the highest insoluble fiber content (45.06%). No trypsin inhibiting activity was detected in the flours. PPF and BPF had the highest total phenolics contents, thus greater antioxidant activity. The PSF presented among the set of its phenolics, compounds with greater antioxidant power, due to the higher PAOXI index. It is concluded that the PPF, BPF and PSF presented high fiber content, total phenolics and antioxidant activity, being an option for food enrichment. |
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