DEVELOPMENT OF ADVANCED PHYSICAL MEASUREM ENT METHOD FOR INDIVIDUAL COOKED RICE .1. MANY-SIDED EVALUATION OF PHYSICAL-PROPERTIES OF COOKED RICE GRAINS WITH A SINGLE APPARATUS
H. Okadome et al., DEVELOPMENT OF ADVANCED PHYSICAL MEASUREM ENT METHOD FOR INDIVIDUAL COOKED RICE .1. MANY-SIDED EVALUATION OF PHYSICAL-PROPERTIES OF COOKED RICE GRAINS WITH A SINGLE APPARATUS, J JPN SOC F, 43(9), 1996, pp. 1004-1011
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Categorie Soggetti
Food Science & Tenology
Journal title
JOURNAL OF THE JAPANESE SOCIETY FOR FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY-NIPPON SHOKUHIN KAGAKU KOGAKU KAISHI
Multiple physical tests using a compression tester (Tensipresser) were
performed to realize many-sided quantification of physical properties
of individual cooked rice and to develop an objective method for meas
uring texture of cooked rice grains. It was considered that compressio
n ratio in low compression tests (small deformation) was appropriate t
o be set for minimum 25% for detecting narrow difference between varie
ties in both hardness and stickiness on the outer layer of cooked rice
grains. In compression tests, the repeatability in high compression t
est (90% deformation) was better than that in low compression tests (1
5%, 25% and 35% deformation). And also the repeatability of stickiness
(-H-1) was worse than that of hardness (H-1) in each compression test
. It was possible to evaluate physical properties of the outer layer a
nd the overall of cooked rice grain and to distinguish subtle differen
ce in varieties by combined evaluation with two compression tests (25%
-low and 90%-high). With respect to continuous progressive compression
lest (CPC test) based on the new principle or detecting compression f
orce and reverse force continuously when cooked rice grain was compres
sed progressively at the continuous amplitude of vibration, elastic li
mit length (ELL) showed low coefficient of variance comparatively and
was able to display the feature of each variety. We concluded that har
dness and ratio of elastic limit length (RELL) by two tests (25%-low c
ompression test and CFC test), introduced newly, can differentiate the
feature of each variety well and the combination of these tests is ap
propriate as an objective method of cooked rice texture.