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Technological and textural properties of gluten-free quinoa-based pasta (Chenopodium quinoa Wild)

Author(s)
Yisenia Mirian Itusaca-Maldonado
Augusto Pumacahua‐Ramos
Date Issued
22 de marzo de 2024
Type
Article
Volume
10
Issue
7
Start Page
e28363
End Page
e28363
DOI
10.1016/j.heliyon.2024.e28363
Abstract
Willd.) is an Andean grain with a perfect nutritional composition that, by diversifying its transformation, becomes an attractive alternative for consumers looking for a high-quality, healthy diet with a source of vegetable proteins. The objective of this work was to elaborate and evaluate the technological and textural properties of quinoa paste in its entirety through the Star-Shaped Composite Central Design (CCD) of 5 process variables: Water Temperature (°C), Water Quality (ml), Mixing Time (min), Drying Temperature (°C), and Drying Time (min), with 5 levels each. At the same time, the yield and good cooking quality were studied to optimize the process. In the model of the equation for the cooking time response, a negative and significant influence of drying temperature was shown. On the other hand, for cooking loss, dough gain, a* and b* values, and texture had high values if the drying time was increased. On the contrary, the L-value decreases, which is positively significant. Meanwhile, the swelling index was only significantly positive within the technological properties. In addition, it was found that the optimal conditions for producing quality pasta were 25 °C: 1150 ml: 30 min: 70 °C and 80 min, respectively, with a desirability of 0.883. When the pasta was prepared with quinoa, the cooking time was 7 min, the cooking loss was 2.46 g/g, the mass gain was 23.6 g/g, the cooking yield was 7.99%, the swelling index was 2.9%, water absorption was 135%, and protein was 12.71 g and 0. 21 Pa in texture, these results being consistent with cited research. Likewise, the whiteness was 51.97 for the values a* 2.41 and b* 12.45; all this analysis is reflected in the final yield of the process at 78%. In conclusion, the results indicated that, by optimizing the conditions in the production of gluten-free quinoa pasta, it is possible to obtain a gluten-free product with high added value, excellent cooking quality, adequate technological properties, texture, and color acceptable to the consumer.
Subjects

Chenopodium quinoa

Gluten

Absorption of water

Food science

Swelling

Chemistry

Gluten free

Yield (engineering)

Mathematics

Agronomy

Materials science

Biology

Composite material

Chenopodium quinoa

Gluten

Absorption of water

Food science

Swelling

Chemistry

Gluten free

Yield (engineering)

Mathematics

Agronomy

Materials science

Biology

Composite material

Life Sciences Agricul...

Health Sciences Nursi...

Physical Sciences Env...

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