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Preparation of Soy Cereal Papad

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Title Preparation of Soy Cereal Papad
 
Creator Baby Latha, R.
Bhat, K.K.
 
Subject 06 Preservation and Storage
30 Spices/Condiments
05 Soya bean
 
Description Papad is a popular snack item consumed after frying or toasting. Traditionally, different types of cereal and
legume flours are blended to prepare papads to suit the regional taste preferences. But in most of blends, presence of black gram flour is a primary requirement. Defatted soy flour can be used as an ingredient in the preparation of papad. But, in order to have desirable rolling and sheeting property the papad dough should contain cereal flour. Slurry of cereal flour after gelatinization when blended with soy flour resulted in dough that was easy to roll. Flour blends containing rice or maize flour and defatted soy flour in the ratio of 1:3 (cereal flour: soy flour) was found suitable for making papad. Process of preparation of soy cereal papad comprises the steps of i) gelatinization of cereal flour slurry ii) addition of gelatinized
slurry to defatted soy flour blended with sodium chloride, sodium bicarbonate, and spices iii) preparation of papad dough iv) making papad in a papad press v) drying of papad under controlled conditions. Soy cereal papad on frying absorbed 15 to 17 % oil, and had 12-13% expansion. Instrumental texture analysis showed a breaking strength in the range of 5.0 to 9.5N. Colour values of papad in terms of brightness, redness and yellowness were 30, 6 and 7% respectively. Soy cereal papad packaged in cast polypropylene or high density polyethylene pouches and stored under conditions of 27o C and 65% RH had a shelf life of 5 month.
 
Date 2004-07
 
Type Article
PeerReviewed
 
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Language en
 
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Identifier http://ir.cftri.com/620/1/R.BabyLatha.pdf
Baby Latha, R. and Bhat, K.K. (2004) Preparation of Soy Cereal Papad. Journal of Rural Technology, 1 (4). pp. 188-193.