CHAPTER 8

Cards (20)

  • The selection of raw materials is a vital consideration to the quality of processed products.
  • For quality control of individual raw materials, different quality parameters are chosen, according to the quality requirements of products.
  • A review on mechanisms and commercial aspects of food preservation and processing.
  • Agriculture & Food Security
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  • For example, wheat quality, after water content, will be tested on the amount and bakery quality of gluten.
  • For quality evaluation of fruits, in addition to their appearance, the content of ascorbic acid, sugar, and acidity is controlled.
  • In meat especially the fat content is followed.
  • Unprocessed agricultural raw materials are in their natural state, such as yam tuber, cassava, orange, grape, banana, maize grains, soybeans.
  • Semi-processed agricultural raw material have undergone some preliminary processing, such as dried cocoa beans, malted grain, cassava chips, brown sugar, pasteurized milk.
  • Finished products are outputs made from unprocessed and semi-processed agricultural raw material, such as refined sugar, flavor concentrates, flour, and colouring agents.
  • By-products or Effluents of an industry serve as an input or raw material for another industry, for example, fish gut used as feed.
  • Distilling and manufacture of other beverages involve fruit, grain, carbonated water, distillation, blending, aeration, pasteurization, and manufacture of other beverages.
  • Pasta manufacture involves the use of flour, eggs, and involves kneading, grinding, cutting, extrusion or moulding.
  • Sugar processing and refining involves sugar beet or sugar cane, crushing, maceration, vacuum concentration, centrifuging, and drying.
  • Baking involves the use of flour, other dry goods, water, oils, and involves kneading, fermentation, laminating, surface treatments of seasoning, and baking.
  • Food additives can be natural, synthetic, or artificial, and include preservatives, antioxidants, flavour agents, texture agents, appearance agents, and nutritional value enhancers.
  • Biscuit making requires flour, cream, butter, sugar, fruit and seasoning, involves mixing, kneading, laminating, moulding, and baking.
  • Vacuum cooking is a method used in chocolate making and confectionery, involving cocoa bean sugar, fats, roasting, grinding, mixing, conching, and moulding.
  • Barley, hops, and other grains are used in brewing, involving grain milling, malting, brewing, filter pressing, and fermentation.