Search Results - "Rudra, S. G."
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Development of Quality Protein Maize based breakfast cereal
Published in The Indian journal of agricultural sciences (08-04-2021)“…The study was carried out at ICAR-IARI, New Delhi during 2012-16 to evaluate the effect of extrusion parameters namely, barrel temperature (100-140°C), screw…”
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Development of low fat potato chips through microwave processing
Published in Journal of food science and technology (01-08-2016)“…Since snacks high in fats are known to be a significant source of fat and energy intake, these have been put in high dietary restraint category. Therefore, an…”
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Vacuum impregnation: a promising way for mineral fortification in potato porous matrix (potato chips)
Published in Journal of food science and technology (01-12-2016)“…Potato chips can be considered as an ideal carrier for targeted nutrient/s delivery as mostly consumed by the vulnerable group (children and teen agers). The…”
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Thermal Inactivation Kinetics of Peroxidase in Coriander Leaves
Published in Food and bioprocess technology (01-06-2008)“…Design of efficient blanching treatments requires knowledge of critical factors such as enzyme inactivation kinetic parameters and relative proportions of…”
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Nutritional, physico-chemical and sensory attributes of quinoa based extrudates
Published in Vegetos - International journal of plant research (01-09-2020)“…Quinoa is a pseudo-cereal widely acclaimed for its good tolerance to extreme climates. Being suitable for diabetics, while being endowed with superior quality…”
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Mechanical properties and antimicrobial efficacy of active wrapping paper for primary packaging of fruits
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RHEOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF CORIANDER AND MINT LEAF PUREE
Published in Journal of food process engineering (01-02-2008)“…Rheological behavior of coriander and mint leaf puree was determined at temperatures of 30 to 80C. Applicability of various rheological models available in the…”
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