Effects of distillation time and seed crushing on the yield and physicochemical properties of cumin oil
1989
Sudibyo, A. (Balai Besar Penelitian dan Pengembangan Industri Hasil Pertanian, Bogor (Indonesia))
A study on the effects of distillation time and seed crushing on the yield and physico-chemical properties of cumin oil has been conducted. Two treatments were given to cumin seeds i.e. (a) remain whole, and (b) crushed (using blender). The seeds were distilled using cohobation methods for 3, 5 and 7 hours. The yield of whole seeds were 1.90; 2.10 and 2.23 for each distillation time, while those of crushed seeds were 2.18; 2.25 and 2.43 respectively. The evaporation residues of both oils were increased from ca. 0.18 (3 hrs. distillation) to 0.23 (7 hrs. distillation) and from ca. 0.20 (3 hrs. distillation) to 0.26 (7 hrs. distillation). The highest cuminaldehyde content was obtained from 3 hrs. distillation (5.99) and the lowest was those of 7 hrs. distillation (45.14).
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