Physical and chemical characteristics of cheese bread, using fermented broken rice

AUTOR(ES)

CORADO, Andressa, BAIOCHI, Marise, SILVA, Edson Pablo da, CALIARI, Marcio, DAMIANI, Clarissa

FONTE

Food Sci. Technol

DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO

26/10/2017

RESUMO

Abstract Development of new food products, taking as raw material the subproducts obtained during industrial process become an economic and nutritious alternative, since these are usually discarded, caning be a significant nutritional source good. This research aimed to develop cheese bread using fermented broken rice instead of sour starch in four different concentrations (0%, 25%, 50%, 75% and 100%). After the development of formulations, was performed physics and chemicals characterization of products obtained, performing analysis of: proximate composition, dietary fiber, acidity, pH, ºBrix, total soluble sugars, reducing and sucrose. The increased formulations didn’t present significant differences, highlighting the average values of protein 7%, dietary fiber 9% and ash 1.9%. Broken rice, after fermentation process, becomes a profitable alternative instead of the sour starch on cheese breads, saving all the physical and chemical characteristics and being inexpensive.

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