rice ice cream
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Effect of ingredient and temperature pasteurization to rice ice creamTRANSCRIPT
Effect of Varying Ratio of Ingredients and Types of Pasteurization to Physical
Properties of Rice Ice Cream
1Muliasari Kartikawati, 1Yutaka Kitamura, 2Hiroshi Echizen
1University of Tsukuba, 2Meiji
INTRODUCTION
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HOW TO STOP DECREASING OF
CONSUMPTION OF RICE IN JAPAN ?
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RICE :SUBSTITUTER OF MILK
BENEFIT :•CAN BE EATEN BY LACTOSE
INTOLERANT •ADD NUTRITIVE VALUE TO ICE
CREAM
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Heat and water
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1. To study the effect of varying ratio of ingredients and types of pasteurization on the physical properties of rice ice cream.
2. To find out best ratio of brown rice, rice bran and sake lees and type of pasteurization to make rice ice cream that can be accepted by consumer.
OBJECTIVESOBJECTIVES
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Composition of Slurry IngredientsSlurry Ratio (dry basis)
Brown Rice Sake Lees Rice Bran
A 4.42 1 1.91
B 5.69 1 1.91
C 7.58 1 1.91
D 10.75 1 1.91
PasteurizationTemp (oC) Time
(min)
LTLT 65 30
HTST 85 5LTLT: Low Temperature Long TimeHTST : High Temperature Short Time
EXPERIMENTAL DESIGNEXPERIMENTAL DESIGN
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PARAMETER :VISCOSITY,
ρ ice cream mix (OVER RUN)
PARAMETER :MELTING RATE,
HARDNESS ρ ice cream (OVER RUN)
SENSORY TEST
PROCESSING OF ICE CREAMPROCESSING OF ICE CREAM
RESULT AND DISCUSSION
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The higher brown rice and temperature was, the higher viscosity was.
VISCOSITYVISCOSITY
LTLT PASTEURIZATION HTST PASTEURIZATION
Melting rate & First Dripping Time
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HTST caused increase of melting rate The higher total amount of brown rice, the higher melting rate and
the slower first dripping time
Hardness
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HTST caused decrease of hardness
Over run
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Total amount of glucose had positive correlation with over run (R2=1)
Sensory test
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Material : chocolate rice ice cream chocolate ice cream Lady Borden (as control) Method : by 50 panelist Measurement
Sweetness+2 too much sweet+1 too sweet0 good-1 little sweet-2 not sweet
Melting+2 too much fast+1 too fast0 good-1 too slow-2 too much slow
Floury+4 very floury+3 floury+2 a little floury+1 little floury0 no floury
Flow in throat+2 too much fast+1 too fast0 good-1 too slow-2 too much slow
Taste : If control was scored 50, panelist should score each ice cream from 0 to 100
Sensory test
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Sample sweetness melting flouryflow in throat
Taste Score
A LTLT -0.4 0.04 1.26 0.14 39.28B LTLT -0.2 -0.08 1.56 -0.04 40.66C LTLT -0.32 -0.04 0.94 -0.08 40.62D LTLT -0.24 -0.06 1.24 0.1 41.96A HTST -0.26 0.12 1.3 -0.18 43.02B HTST -0.02 0.02 1 -0.02 48.04C HTST -0.22 0.04 1.12 0.06 45.64D HTST -0.46 0.02 1.06 -0.18 43.56
B (5.69 : 1 : 1.91) HTST was the best treatment
CONCLUSION
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INGREDIENTSHigher amount of brown rice, higher viscosity and melting rate, and
slower first dripping time.
TYPES OF PASTEURIZATIONHTST caused higher viscosity, melting rate, and lower hardness
than LTLT.
OTHER FACTORSTotal glucose in ice cream influenced over run of rice ice cream and had correlation positive.
EFFECT TO PHYSICAL PROPERTIES EFFECT TO PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF RICE ICE CREAMOF RICE ICE CREAM
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MANUFACTURE OF MANUFACTURE OF RICE ICE CREAMRICE ICE CREAM
Brown rice, sake lees, and rice bran slurry (5.69 : 1 : 1.91), sugar (14.98%), stabilizer (0.02%), rice
bran oil (7.48%), water (65.15%),
85oC, 5 minutes
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