Persimmon fours as functional ingredients in spaghetti: chemical, physico‑chemical and cooking quality
2020
Lucas González, Raquel | Fernández-López, Juana | Pérez-Alvarez, José Angel | Chaves Lopez, Clemencia | Nivokazi, SHKEMB | Moscaritolo, Salvatore | SACCHETTI, Giampiero | Departamentos de la UMH::Tecnología Agroalimentaria
The aims of the current work were to enrich durum wheat semolina spaghetti with two types of persimmon fours (from cv. “Rojo Brillante” and “Triumph”) obtained from persimmon juice coproducts, at two concentrations (3% and 6%), to evaluate their chemical composition, physicochemical properties and cooking quality and to asses if they can be detected as diferent from control wheat semolina spaghetti (without any persimmon fours added) by sensory analysis. Persimmon four enriched spaghetti had higher total dietary fber than control spaghetti, which allows applying the nutritional claim ‘source of fber”. The addition of persimmon fours also increased their total yellow content (related to carotenoid content) in a dose-dependent way, which produced a higher yellow colour, typical and well appreciated by consumers in this type of pasta. Another positive characteristic of these spaghetti enriched with persimmon fours is that they need a short optimum cooking time in comparison with control spaghetti without it imply any signifcant change in their cooking quality. The type of persimmon four and its concentration caused diferences in colour of uncooked and cooked spaghetti, optimum cooking time, total organic matter, weight increase, fracturability and stickiness. Furthermore, 3% spaghetti formulations were not diferent from the control by sensory evaluation. In conclusion, the enrichment of durum wheat semolina spaghetti with persimmon fours allowed the valorization of persimmon coproducts and the production of spaghetti with similar cooking quality to traditional durum wheat semolina spaghetti, furthermore, the best results were obtained when persimmon four from ‘Rojo Brillante’ was added at 3%
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