Investigation Of Processing Conditions For Dietary Fiber Production From Cashew Apple Anacardium Occidentale L. Residue
Journal: International Journal of Scientific & Technology Research (Vol.3, No. 1)Publication Date: 2014-01-15
Authors : Tran Nhat Nam; Nguyen Phuoc Minh; Dong Thi Anh Dao;
Page : 148-156
Keywords : Keywords Cashew apple residue; value added product; approach; dietary fiber;
Abstract
Abstract Cashew is one of the most important plantation crops and widely grown in tropical areas as India Brazil Nigeria and Vietnam. Cashew apple Anacardium occidentale L. is not a true fruit but swollen peduncle to which the nut is attached. Unlike cashew nut kernel which has an indisputably exclusive fine taste and a commercial attractiveness of its own cashew apple despite its high nutritive values high content of vitamin C and minerals i.e. Ca P Fe and economic potential is virtually an unknown product in the consumer market. The edible cashew apple is the thick receptacle or false fruit to which the cashew nut or true fruit is attached. Cashew apple is considered as a waste in cashew nut processing industry. Various value added products such as juice fenny wine dried cashew apple syrup and jam can be prepared from cashew. Not many researches mentioned to cashew apple dietary fiber. So the aim of this research will investigate a new approach utilizing cashew apple residue to produce dietary fiber. By hydrolization soluble fiber is pectin by enzym pectinase carbohydrate by with following conditions ratio of cashew apple residue water 16 pH 4.5 temperature for hydrolization 400C enzyme concentration 0.3 vw dietary fiber 87.
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