Research Article
Energy Saving Process Scheme and Quality of Wheat-Cassava Spaghetti Using Fresh Cassava Substitution
Table 1
Time durations for the main unit operations to process 337 g of dough into spaghetti.
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1Values reported are (SD) for three replications for each spaghetti process scheme and were based on visual inspection and dough feel [43]. Different letters in the same column imply the means are statistically significantly different (). 2The manual sifting was performed by 1 operator. 3The manual spaghetti extrusion was performed by 1 operator. 4To ensure equal basis for the comparative product moisture assessment for the alternate spaghetti schemes, the drying time (using Binder BD 115 oven) was set to 11 h at 55°C [1]. 5The reported values for the “flour+salt sifting” and “flour+salt+egg mixing” are on a basis of 200 g of WF to facilitate comparison amongst the different schemes. Thus, in the energy estimations for the CDWFS scheme, the referred values were halved to correspond the actual 100 g of WF processed in the referred operations (see Figure 4). WFS = wheat flour-based spaghetti; CWFS = cassava flour-wheat flour-based spaghetti; CDWFS = cassava dough-wheat flour-based spaghetti. |