The soybean oil, due to its acidic composition, can be considered an important source of ω-3 fatty acids, mainly represented by α-linolenic acid. The thermal treatments related to the oil processing can influence the final content of this essential fatty acid. A comparative study was carried out, by means of a model system simulating a pizza-dough, to assess the effects the microwave (9 and 15 min at 1100 W) and conventional cooking (27 and 45 min at 230°C) have on soybean oil. The obtained results showed that the microwave thermal treatment caused a greater decrease of the nutritional value of the fatty fraction, mainly regarding the linolenic acid and the whole polyunsaturated fatty acids, than conventional treatment did.
“Confronto degli effetti della cottura a microonde e di quella tradizionale sugli acidi grassi polinsaturi ω-3 dell’olio di soia”
CAPONIO, Francesco;CLODOVEO, MARIA LISA;PASQUALONE, Antonella;GOMES, Tommaso Francesco
2004-01-01
Abstract
The soybean oil, due to its acidic composition, can be considered an important source of ω-3 fatty acids, mainly represented by α-linolenic acid. The thermal treatments related to the oil processing can influence the final content of this essential fatty acid. A comparative study was carried out, by means of a model system simulating a pizza-dough, to assess the effects the microwave (9 and 15 min at 1100 W) and conventional cooking (27 and 45 min at 230°C) have on soybean oil. The obtained results showed that the microwave thermal treatment caused a greater decrease of the nutritional value of the fatty fraction, mainly regarding the linolenic acid and the whole polyunsaturated fatty acids, than conventional treatment did.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.