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Title: Superheated Steam as Novel Pre-Treatment Technology for Quality and Safety of Agricultural Commodities
Authors: Sehrawat, Rachna
Keywords: Superheated steam
antinutritional factors
uality
safety
Issue Date: Nov-2024
Citation: 23rd International Drying Symposium (IDS), Wuxi, China, 22-25 November 2024
Abstract: The superheated steam technique is an innovative pre-treatment method for agricultural commodities that offers several benefits, particularly in enhancing the quality and safety of agricultural commodities. It is found to be very effective in reduction of enzymes and antinutritional factors present in guar seed flour while maintaining the nutrient value, structural characteristics. Moreover it is quite effective in improving the digestibility of flour which has potential application to be used in formulation of variety of product otherwise the guar seed flour has limited applications due to presence of antinutritional factors. Apart from this technology is very energy efficient, environment friendly and versatile in nature. Moreover future work is being targeted to reduce the microbial load reduction from agroindustrial waste to add value to the by-products. The superheated steam technique holds promise as an effective pre-treatment for agricultural commodities, enhancing food safety, quality, and nutritional value while offering environmentally friendly alternatives to chemical treatments.
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URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2080/4889
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