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EFFECT OF VARIOUS THERMAL TECHNIQUES AND FROZEN STORAGE ON SOME CHEMICAL COMPONENT AND PHYTOCHEMICAL COMPOUNDS OF GREEN BEANS AND BROCCOLI.

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Last updated: 28 Dec 2024

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Dairy Science and Food Technology

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The goal of this study was investigate effect of various thermal techniques, i.e. boiling, steaming , microwave and on moisture ,ash ,TSS, ascorbic acid , total phenols, total flavonoid and antioxidant activity  of  two vegetables type  (green beans and broccoli ). The recorded data pointed that  various methods had significant effect on all analyzed vegetables components. as well as blanching have increased moisture contents of two variety vegetables (85.82%) and (91.43%) compared with the fresh form (84.44%)and (88.82%)respectively .  while the Ash , TSS ,and antioxidant contents in two varieties were decreased. When steaming samples were reduce the all chemical and phytochemical parameters expect moisture ,total phenol and total flavonoid have increased in broccoli. the results suggested that the cooking method to save the concentration of (total phenol ,total flavonoid and antioxidant activity ) nearest to the fresh form was microwaving method. at the same time this results suggested that the freezing storage due to decreasing  in all levels of chemical and phytochemical components.

DOI

10.21608/mjard.2023.302450

Volume

43

Article Issue

2

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41667

Issue Date

2023-06-01

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2023-06-07

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2023-06-01

Page Start

87

Page End

101

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1110-0257

Online ISSN

2812-6505

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Minia Journal of Agricultural Research and Development

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EFFECT OF VARIOUS THERMAL TECHNIQUES AND FROZEN STORAGE ON SOME CHEMICAL COMPONENT AND PHYTOCHEMICAL COMPOUNDS OF GREEN BEANS AND BROCCOLI.

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28 Dec 2024