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    Salad dressing with developing from tofu for healthy

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    2013-08-07
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    Bunna, Pojnee
    Suwannarak, Jomkhwun
    Panyathitipong, Woralak
    Paemongkol, Prachya
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    Types of tofu for replacement egg yolk affected the quality of salad dressing were studied with respect for health food industry. Soft and steam tofu could be replaced egg yolk on salad dressing processing. The salad dressing which was obtained from steam tofu was accepted than soft tofu. The steam tofu cause decreased the viscosity of the salad dressing. The salad dressing was obtained from 20% of steam tofu gave a good sensory quality. Modified starch could be used as ingredient for replacement of oil in salad dressing processing. Addition of modified starch also increased the viscosity of the salad dressing. The modified starch could be added as ingredient to 2-3% and could be kept more than 4 weeks at temperature 5 ± 1 C ํ The salad dressing which obtained from steam tofu technology was transferred to 30 panels. The trainee majority groups were female 86.67%, 15-24 years old 50%, the occupation were employees 36.66% and income 10,001-15,000 baht. The training process was evaluated by trainee, the satisfaction was the most appropriate (x = 4.7) (83.2%)
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