Wheat flour is the most common flour used in batter
systems (Loewe, 1993). However, rice, corn, and soy flours
have also been used (Robert, 1990). Shih and Daigle (1999)
observed a 69% reduction in oil absorption by using rice
flour batter on shrimp products, compared to using wheat
flour. Rice flour resulted in a rough crust on the coating
due to its less effective role as a thickening agent. However,
it still showed some potential as an alternative to wheat
flour in batter formulations. Corn flour generally produces
a yellowish color due to the carotene pigment in the
corn, and may be useful as a source of natural yellow
color (Salvador, Sanz, & Fiszman, 2003). In general, higher
Wheat flour is the most common flour used in battersystems (Loewe, 1993). However, rice, corn, and soy flourshave also been used (Robert, 1990). Shih and Daigle (1999)observed a 69% reduction in oil absorption by using riceflour batter on shrimp products, compared to using wheatflour. Rice flour resulted in a rough crust on the coatingdue to its less effective role as a thickening agent. However,it still showed some potential as an alternative to wheatflour in batter formulations. Corn flour generally producesa yellowish color due to the carotene pigment in thecorn, and may be useful as a source of natural yellowcolor (Salvador, Sanz, & Fiszman, 2003). In general, higher
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