
pmid: 38455199
pmc: PMC10916596
AbstractThe aim of this study was to produce spicy red pepper paste (Awaze) by addition of various sources of antioxidant, mineral, and fiber and optimize better processing methods of the paste. For this purpose, D‐optimal mixture design was used, Awaze considering color value (a*), antioxidant content, mineral content, fiber content, chewiness, and viscosity of the paste as the main parameters. Various properties of the optimized formulation were evaluated. The optimal formulation contained 65.66% red pepper, 10% garlic, 19.08% red onion, and 5.25% ginger. In the optimized formulation, the redness value (a*) increased by more than 3.12 times compared to the control with the average antioxidant activity (44.6%). The optimal formulation had a higher fiber content, chewiness, and viscosity value compared to control which is probably related to the ingredient proportion difference. Due to the higher nutritional and processing quality obtained, this formulation can be suggested for commercial and household producers as a guide to manufacture Awaze. The results obtained indicate that it is possible to production of Awaze with high nutritional value and improved processing quality by utilizing a blend of red pepper, garlic, red onion, and ginger. Therefore, this formulation stands as a viable recommendation for both commercial enterprises and household producers due to its demonstrated ability to yield Awaze with enhanced nutritional content and superior processing quality.
Composite material, Ingredient, Organic chemistry, Plant Science, Yield (engineering), Agricultural and Biological Sciences, Food science, Pepper, FOS: Mathematics, Fiber, Mechanism of Plant Growth Regulation, Factors Influencing Fruit Ripening and Quality, Biological Properties of Garlic and Its Compounds, Viscosity, Aroma Compounds, Life Sciences, Original Articles, Dietary fiber, Raw material, Materials science, Chemistry, Chewiness, Mathematics
Composite material, Ingredient, Organic chemistry, Plant Science, Yield (engineering), Agricultural and Biological Sciences, Food science, Pepper, FOS: Mathematics, Fiber, Mechanism of Plant Growth Regulation, Factors Influencing Fruit Ripening and Quality, Biological Properties of Garlic and Its Compounds, Viscosity, Aroma Compounds, Life Sciences, Original Articles, Dietary fiber, Raw material, Materials science, Chemistry, Chewiness, Mathematics
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