Modificação química e física do amido de quirera de arroz para aproveitamento na indústria de alimentos

The study evaluated the efficiency of chemical (phosphorylation) and physical (extrusion) modifications of the starch of broken rice. Results demonstrated a reduction in the moisture content of extruded and phosphorylated broken rice and an increase in the ash content of phosphorylated broken rice. Both phosphorylation and extrusion increased cold water binding capacity, swelling power, and solubility. Extruded and phosphorylated pastes were stable under refrigeration, but only extruded paste was stable when submitted to freezing. Phosphorylated paste had the lowest viscosity and the highest stability during heating, while the extruded one gelatinized without heating, but had higher losses during heating

Modified broken rice starch as fat substitute in sausages

The demand for low-fat beef products has led the food industry to use fat substitutes such as modified starch. About 14% of broken rice is generated during processing. Nevertheless, this by-product contains high levels of starch; being therefore, great raw material for fat substitution. This study evaluated the applicability of chemically and physically modified broken rice starch as fat substitute in sausages. Extruded and phosphorylated broken rice was used in low-fat sausage formulation. All low-fat sausages presented about 55% reduction in the fat content and around 28% reduction in the total caloric value. Fat replacement with phosphorylated and extruded broken rice starch increased the texture acceptability of low-fat sausages, when compared to low-fat sausages with no modified broken rice. Results suggest that modified broken rice can be used as fat substitute in sausage formulations, yielding lower caloric value products with acceptable sensory characteristics

Produção de salgadinho extrusado de quirera de arroz para uso na indústria de alimentos Extruded snack broken rice production to the food industry usage

O Brasil é o principal produtor de arroz fora do continente asiático. Durante seu beneficiamento, são gerados em média 14% de quirera, representando perda econômica para o setor arrozeiro do país. Porém, esse resíduo tem enorme potencial para ser utilizado na indústria alimentícia. Assim, o objetivo deste trabalho foi avaliar a aplicabilidade da quirera de arroz na produção de salgadinho extrusado. O salgadinho de quirera de arroz foi avaliado sensorialmente, através de testes de aceitabilidade e intenção de compra, e quimicamente, através da composição centesimal. O salgadinho extrusado de quirera de arroz sabor queijo apresentou boa aceitabilidade, apesar de perda nos escores de aparência e cor, quando comparado ao salgadinho extrusado de milho elaborado pela mesma empresa. Os salgadinhos extrusados demonstraram menor teor de umidade, mesmo teor de proteína e maior teor de cinza, lipídios e fibras, quando comparados à quirera de arroz nativa. As alterações promovidas na quirera de arroz pela extrusão possibilitam sua aplicação comercial.<br>Brazil is the main producer of rice outside the Asiatic continent. During the manufacturing, about 14% of broken rice are generated, which represents economic loss for the country's rice industry. Nevertheless, this residual product has enormous potential for using in food industry. The aim of the study was to evaluate the applicability of broken rice in the extruded snack formulation. The snack was sensory evaluated by testing acceptability and purchase intent, and chemically, by centesimal composition. The snacks of broken rice cheese flavor showed good sensorial acceptability, in spite of the loss in appearance and color scores when compared to the corn ones prepared by the same company. The extruded snacks showed lower moisture content, equal levels of protein and higher levels of ash, fat and fiber when compared to native broken rice. The changes promoted in broken rice by extrusion made possible its commercial application