Effects of microwave-stabilized rice aleurone layer flour (MSF) on gel properties of early-indica rice flour and semi-dried rice noodles in non-extruded and extruded systems
Key Points
Gel properties improved with the addition of microwave-stabilized flour, leading to better texture in rice noodles.
In semi-dried noodles, the inclusion of aleurone layer flour significantly enhances the quality compared to traditional rice flour.
Extrusion processes notably affect the texture of rice products when paired with fortified flour, creating diverse applications.
Improved properties indicate potential for broader culinary uses; however, further examination of application contexts is warranted.
Like
Bookmark
Share
Like
Bookmark
Share
Effects of microwave-stabilized rice aleurone layer flour (MSF) on gel properties of early-indica rice flour and semi-dried rice noodles in non-extruded and extruded systems | Synapse