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Title: Effects of extrusion variables and starch modification on the puffing characteristics of yam (Dioscorea alata) flour
Authors: Kpodo, K. A.
Plahar, W. A.
Keywords: Yam flour;Amylopectin ratio;Amylose ratio;Feed moisture;Extrudate characteristics;Extrusion temperature
Issue Date: 1992
Publisher: Butterworth-Heinemann LId
Citation: Food Control, 3 (4), 200-204
Abstract: The viability of extruding yam flour and the effects of extrusion temperature, feed moisture content, particle size and added amylose or amylopectin on the puffing characteristics were investigated. Extrusion temperature <1OO°C, feed moisture content > 10% and any level of added amylose depressed product expansion. Product firmness and density decreased with increasing extrusion temperatures but increased with increasing feed moisture content above a critical limit of 9%. In general, feed particle size and addition of amylopectin did not affect the characteristics of yam flour extrudates. Yam flour can be successfully extruded with maximum expansion at a feed moisture range of 8-10% using extrusion temperatures of 100-115°C
URI: https://csirspace.foodresearchgh.site/handle/123456789/287
ISSN: 0956-7135
Journal Name: Food Control
Appears in Collections:Food Research Institute

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