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Improvement of resistant starch content and baking quality of cross-linked soft rice flour

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To increase resistant starch (RS) content of rice flour, soft and normal rice flours were cross-linked with different flour concentrations (40, 50%). RS contents, morphology, and baking qualities of cross-linked Singil rice flour (CSRF) and Hopyeong rice flour (CHRF) were compared. Amylose and protein contents of Singil flour were higher than those of Hopyeong flour. The protein content of CSRF maintained but that of CHRF reduced. Although the RS content increased after cross-linking, the degree of RS was higher 50% flour than 40% flour. The shape of cross-linked rice flour particles changed into starch granules with debris. The overall quality and texture of CSRF40 cupcake showed the highest scores by preference test. These results suggest that CSRF can be used as a high RS rice flour substitute for wheat flour, because soft rice is easy to make flour.

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This work was supported by IPET through Innovational Food Technology Development Program, funded by Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (119030-03).

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Lee, C.E., No, J., Lee, K. et al. Improvement of resistant starch content and baking quality of cross-linked soft rice flour. Food Sci Biotechnol 29, 1695–1703 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10068-020-00826-3

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