Tritordeum : evaluation of a new food cereal

Tritordeum is the result of a cross between a wild barley (Hordeum chilense) and durum wheat (Triticum turgidum). Tritordeum have high viscosity and a nice yellow colour. The objective of this thesis was to evaluate Tritordeum lines HT 354, HT 361, HT 437, HT 2218 (JB3) and HT 1608 (JB1) for use as...

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Autor principal: Erlandsson, Anna
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description Tritordeum is the result of a cross between a wild barley (Hordeum chilense) and durum wheat (Triticum turgidum). Tritordeum have high viscosity and a nice yellow colour. The objective of this thesis was to evaluate Tritordeum lines HT 354, HT 361, HT 437, HT 2218 (JB3) and HT 1608 (JB1) for use as a new raw material within the food industry. Analyses made were on dietary fibre, fructan, ash, water content and colour. Compilation of data from analyses made for Agrasys an Agri-Food company in Barcelona having the commercial rights to Tritordeum, included Lutein and rheological properties. Further an application part was made on Tritordeum HT 1608 with the purpose to find optimal end use for Tritordeum; breakfast cereals, porridge, pearl Tritordeum, bread and flour for binding and breading were produced in a small scale production. Tritordeum was shown to contain 14.3% total dietary fibre (the Uppsala method and fructan) which is more than in wheat, but the β-glucan content was lower than wheat. Tritordeum contains more arabinoxylan, fructan, Klason Lignin and uronic acid compared to wheat. Lutein gives Tritordeum its yellow colour. Tritordeum is a new cereal and possible cereal products from Tritordeum could be Pearl Tritordeum, bread, Tritordeum white flour binding and Tritordeum wholegrain breading.
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spelling RepoSLU17262012-04-20T14:15:27Z Tritordeum : evaluation of a new food cereal Erlandsson, Anna Tritordeum dietary fibre fructan lutein bread tempe pearl grain Tritordeum is the result of a cross between a wild barley (Hordeum chilense) and durum wheat (Triticum turgidum). Tritordeum have high viscosity and a nice yellow colour. The objective of this thesis was to evaluate Tritordeum lines HT 354, HT 361, HT 437, HT 2218 (JB3) and HT 1608 (JB1) for use as a new raw material within the food industry. Analyses made were on dietary fibre, fructan, ash, water content and colour. Compilation of data from analyses made for Agrasys an Agri-Food company in Barcelona having the commercial rights to Tritordeum, included Lutein and rheological properties. Further an application part was made on Tritordeum HT 1608 with the purpose to find optimal end use for Tritordeum; breakfast cereals, porridge, pearl Tritordeum, bread and flour for binding and breading were produced in a small scale production. Tritordeum was shown to contain 14.3% total dietary fibre (the Uppsala method and fructan) which is more than in wheat, but the β-glucan content was lower than wheat. Tritordeum contains more arabinoxylan, fructan, Klason Lignin and uronic acid compared to wheat. Lutein gives Tritordeum its yellow colour. Tritordeum is a new cereal and possible cereal products from Tritordeum could be Pearl Tritordeum, bread, Tritordeum white flour binding and Tritordeum wholegrain breading. SLU/Dept. of Food Science 2010 H1 eng swe https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/1726/
spellingShingle Tritordeum
dietary fibre
fructan
lutein
bread
tempe
pearl grain
Erlandsson, Anna
Tritordeum : evaluation of a new food cereal
title Tritordeum : evaluation of a new food cereal
title_full Tritordeum : evaluation of a new food cereal
title_fullStr Tritordeum : evaluation of a new food cereal
title_full_unstemmed Tritordeum : evaluation of a new food cereal
title_short Tritordeum : evaluation of a new food cereal
title_sort tritordeum : evaluation of a new food cereal
topic Tritordeum
dietary fibre
fructan
lutein
bread
tempe
pearl grain