A new instant drink contain cinnamon, ginger and clove using spray drying [electronic resource].

By: Language: English Summary language: Arabic Description: p.239-252Other title:
  • استحداث مشروب سريع التحضير يحتوى على القرفة والزنجبيل والقرنفل باستخدام طريقة التجفيف بالرزاز [Added title page title]
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  • Egyptian journal of agricultural research, 2011 v. 89 (1) , Special issue [electronic resource]:
Subject(s): Online resources: In: Egyptian Journal of Agricultural Research 2011.v.89(1),SISummary: A novel process for the production of spray-dried instant cinnamon, ginger and clove powder. The process includes the operations of fine grinding, mixing, Extraction, pasteurization and spray-drying, respectively. Before scaling-up the enzymatic hydrolysis was optimized on laboratory scale using D-optimal design and analyzed by response surface methodology considering the individual and interactive effects of temperature (40-55°C), pH (4.0-6.0), and enzyme concentration (500-5000 ppm) on the reduction of viscosity of the cinnamon, ginger and clove homogenate. In-process determination of gingerols and shogaols demonstrated that pungency is hardly influenced by cell wal degrading enzymes, but significantly affected by temperature and pH.
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A novel process for the production of spray-dried instant cinnamon, ginger and clove powder. The process includes the operations of fine grinding, mixing, Extraction, pasteurization and spray-drying, respectively. Before scaling-up the enzymatic hydrolysis was optimized on laboratory scale using D-optimal design and analyzed by response surface methodology considering the individual and interactive effects of temperature (40-55°C), pH (4.0-6.0), and enzyme concentration (500-5000 ppm) on the reduction of viscosity of the cinnamon, ginger and clove homogenate. In-process determination of gingerols and shogaols demonstrated that pungency is hardly influenced by cell wal degrading enzymes, but significantly affected by temperature and pH.

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