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Drying Temperature and Time for Dry Sago Noodles Processing

Kurniawan, Freddy - Personal Name; Purwadaria, Hadi K. - Personal Name; Budijanto, Slamet - Personal Name;

The objectives of the research were to find the recommended drying time, drying temperature of sago noodles and the physical characteristics of sago noodles at the recommended temperature. the research focused on determining the drying time required for sago noodles to reach the 8% moisture content at four levels of temperatures (50, 60, 70 and 80?Ä??C). the sago noodles were made by extruding mix of 100% sago starch with 2% of GMS and 40% water (from total dry weight). the samples that had reached 8% moisture content would be analyzed for cooking loss, elongation and undergo sensory analysis. the results showed that 50, 60, 70 and 80?Ä??C drying temperature required 60.75, 38.19, 31.14 and 22.62 minutes drying time respectively to reach 8% moisture content. the elongation analysis results showed highest elongation at 80?Ä??C (191.5%) and lowest at 70?Ä??C (155.3%). the cooking loss analysis showed highest cooking loss at 80?Ä??C (15.274%) and lowest at 50?Ä??C (8.415%). the sensory test showed that the sago noodles scored highest at 60?Ä??C while it scored lowest at 80?Ä??C. the recommended drying temperature was 60?Ä??C at 38.19 minutes drying time.


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1756
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: Swiss German University., 2014
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English
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Sago starch
Sago noodles
Drying temperature
Drying time
Cooking loss
Elongation
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