Effect of processing conditions on the oil content of parboiled-rice bran.
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Effect of processing conditions on the oil content of parboiled-rice bran.
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Anuradha, Bhat Sondi.
Mohan Reddy, I. Bhattacharya, K. R. |
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01 Rice
05 Processing and Engineering |
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The oil content of residual milled kernel was consistently lower and of bran higher in parboiled as compared to raw rice at all degrees of milling (d.m.), showing that the rice oil migrated outwards upon parboiling. However, the d.m.-oil content curves for the residual kernel as well as the bran were largely unaffected by varying conditions of parboiling. The total oil content of the grain was also unchanged after parboiling. When the data for the fraction of the total grain oil coming into the bran were plotted against the d.m. for a variety of parboiling conditions, the)' again fell into a single line. These results showed that, contrary to many earlier claims, the processing condition during parboiling had no effect on the redistribution of the fat in the grain. |
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1980
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en
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http://ir.cftri.com/3985/1/Food_Chemistry%2C_Volume_5%2C_Issue_4%2C_September_1980%2C_Pages_277-282.pdf
Anuradha, Bhat Sondi. and Mohan Reddy, I. and Bhattacharya, K. R. (1980) Effect of processing conditions on the oil content of parboiled-rice bran. Food Chemistry, 5. pp. 277-282. |
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