The use of green banana (Musa balbisiana) pulp and peel flour as an ingredient for tagliatelle pasta
Vanessa Naciuk Castelo‐Branco, Janaína Nogueira Guimarães, Lívia Maria de Aragão Souza, Marcella Rodrigues Guedes, Patrícia Moreira Silva, Luana Limoeiro Ferrão +5 more
Brazilian journal of food technology/Brazilian Journal of Food Technology
Abstract
Abstract Green banana flour shows good potential as a functional ingredient for special-purpose foods, but there are no data in the literature concerning the use of a green banana pulp and peel flour for the development of products such as pasta. The aim of the present study was to develop tagliatelle pasta substituting the wheat flour with different concentrations of a green banana mixed pulp and peel flour. The pasta formulations were prepared replacing the wheat flour by the green banana mixed pulp and peel flour in two concentrations: 15% and 30%. A control formulation with wheat flour was also prepared. The green banana mixed pulp and peel flour presented higher ash, total fibre and total phenolic compound contents than traditional wheat flour. The pasta formulation with the addition of 15% green banana flour showed the highest ash content and the best sensory acceptability of all the formulations. It was concluded that it was possible to develop a tagliatelle pasta with satisfactory acceptance replacing the wheat flour by a green banana mixed pulp and peel flour.
Extracted Claims
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green banana mixed pulp and peel flour has higher ash content
“The green banana mixed pulp and peel flour presented higher ash, total fibre and total phenolic compound contents than traditional wheat flour.”
tagliatelle pasta substituting wheat flour with green banana mixed pulp and peel flour
“The pasta formulations were prepared replacing the wheat flour by the green banana mixed pulp and peel flour in two concentrations: 15% and 30%.”
green banana mixed pulp and peel flour has higher total fibre content
“The green banana mixed pulp and peel flour presented higher ash, total fibre and total phenolic compound contents than traditional wheat flour.”