Noodle Formulation: A Response Surface Methodology Review Of Shelke

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CHAPTER – II
REVIEW OF LITERATURE
Shelke et al., (1990) analyzed the study, Chinese wet noodle Formulation: A Response Surface Methodology Study. So, the After a preliminary testing of 10 commercial Southeast Asian noodle affected firmness, and sodium chloride had little influence on the noodle flours, brands A and B were used to determine optimum formulation quality parameters examined. Among the interaction terms the only for Chinese wet noodle. So, the noodle quality attributes measured for each formulation flour in the 10.0-11.5% protein range, using 1.4- 1.7% sodium chloride combination were a color, pH, firmness, mold growth, and odor.
Pang- Hung Yiu et al., (2008) examined the study was conducted the Boric Acid Levels in Fresh Noodle …show more content…

So, this Banana peel(BP) noodle prepared by partial substitution of wheat flour with green Cavendish banana peel flour was characterized for physicochemical properties and in-vitro starch hydrolysis. So, the tensile strength of Bp noodle was similar to control, but their elasticity was higher. Following in-vitro starch hydrolysis studies, it was found that the GI of BP noodle was lower than control noodle. Partial substitution of banana peel into noodle may be useful for controlling starch hydrolysis of yellow …show more content…

The objective of this study was to compare dried noodle made of different type of seaweeds puree and then were compared to noodle which was made without any seaweeds puree substitution. So, higher water absorption by the seaweed leads to softer and spongier textural intensities in the noodle. However, different pattern was observed in the protein and carbohydrate content. The substitution of different seaweed puree did not give any significant influence (P>0.05) only for to the taste and color of dried

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