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Optimization of Blanching Time-Temperature Combination and Pre-Drying Durations for Production of High Quality Potato Chips

Boru Asefa

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During Experiment I the overall organoleptic acceptability quality (Color, Odor, Crispness, and Taste) of potato chips were studied in relation to pre-frying blanching T°-time combination (70, 75, 80, 85, & 90 o c for 2, 3, 4, & 5 minutes). The sensory result showed blanching increase the acceptance of potato chips and helps production of superior quality potato chips. Among the blanching T° -time combinations potato chips from slices blanched at 85 o c for 4 minutes got the first rank for color, crispness & odor as well as perceived as superior quality potato chips. During Experiment II the effect of pre-fry drying durations for minimum oil uptake of potato chips during frying was evaluated. During this experiment potato slices blanched at 85 o c for 4 minute (optimum blanching T°-time combination obtained from the first experiment) were dried at 75 o C for different durations (0, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, and 40 minutes) and fried. The result revealed a negative linear relationship between pre-fry drying duration and oil uptake percentage by potato chips during frying. Keywords : potato chips; slices; blanching; T° -time; color; odor; crispness; taste; oil up take.

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During Experiment I the overall organoleptic acceptability quality (Color, Odor, Crispness, and Taste) of potato chips were studied in relation to pre-frying blanching T°-time combination (70, 75, 80, 85, & 90 o c for 2, 3, 4, & 5 minutes). The sensory result showed blanching increase the acceptance of potato chips and helps production of superior quality potato chips. Among the blanching T° -time combinations potato chips from slices blanched at 85 o c for 4 minutes got the first rank for color, crispness & odor as well as perceived as superior quality potato chips. During Experiment II the effect of pre-fry drying durations for minimum oil uptake of potato chips during frying was evaluated. During this experiment potato slices blanched at 85 o c for 4 minute (optimum blanching T°-time combination obtained from the first experiment) were dried at 75 o C for different durations (0, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, and 40 minutes) and fried. The result revealed a negative linear relationship between pre-fry drying duration and oil uptake percentage by potato chips during frying. Keywords : potato chips; slices; blanching; T° -time; color; odor; crispness; taste; oil up take.

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During Experiment I the overall organoleptic acceptability quality (Color, Odor, Crispness, and Taste) of potato chips were studied in relation to pre-frying blanching T°-time combination (70, 75, 80, 85, & 90 o c for 2, 3, 4, & 5 minutes). The sensory result showed blanching increase the acceptance of potato chips and helps production of superior quality potato chips. Among the blanching T° -time combinations potato chips from slices blanched at 85 o c for 4 minutes got the first rank for color, crispness & odor as well as perceived as superior quality potato chips. During Experiment II the effect of pre-fry drying durations for minimum oil uptake of potato chips during frying was evaluated. During this experiment potato slices blanched at 85 o c for 4 minute (optimum blanching T°-time combination obtained from the first experiment) were dried at 75 o C for different durations (0, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, and 40 minutes) and fried. The result revealed a negative linear relationship between pre-fry drying duration and oil uptake percentage by potato chips during frying. Keywords : potato chips; slices; blanching; T° -time; color; odor; crispness; taste; oil up take.

Key concepts: Blanching, Food science, Organoleptic, Odor, Taste, Chemistry, Mathematics, Organic chemistry

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