Effect of water activity in tortilla and its relationship on the acrylamide content after frying
2014
Delgado, Rosa M. | Luna-Bárcenas, Gabriel | Arámbula-Villa, Gerónimo | Azuara, Ebner | López-Peréa, Patricia | Salazar, Ricardo
The objective of this study was to relate the tortilla minimum integral desorption entropy with acrylamide content during processing of tortilla chips. Tortilla pieces were stored at 30°C at aw of 0.11–0.84 for 4days and fried later in soybean oil at 180°C for 25s. The lowest acrylamide content was observed in tortilla chips made of non-stored tortilla (aw=0.98) as well as in those prepared from tortilla stored in the minimum integral entropy (aw=0.53). In addition, the color and texture values were similar in both cases. These results suggest that the reduction of the acrylamide content during processing of tortilla chips and other tortilla based foods thermally processed might be modified by factors such as moisture content, aw, and the physical state of water in the tortilla. Thus, the minimum integral entropy showed to be a reliable indicator to establish the most appropriate moisture conditions to obtain tortilla chips with reduced level of acrylamide when tortilla is dehydrated.
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