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Variation in amylose content in three rice variants predominantly influences sushi rice

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posted on 2024-06-11, 13:08 authored by Essam HebishyEssam Hebishy, Dominic Buchanan, Julie Rice, Samson OyeyinkaSamson Oyeyinka

This study, examined th suitability of different types of rice (Vietnamese, Italian, and Australian) in making sushi rice. The chemical composition, texture, and how the qulaity of the cooked rice changed over time were studies using established methods. The result showed that the amount of amylose in the rice affected its texture and quality. Rice with lower amylose, like Italian and Vietnamese are better candidates for sushi rice based on their lower hardness after 5 days of storage when compared to the Australian variety. 

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  • National Centre for Food Manufacturing (Research Outputs)
  • College of Health and Science (Research Outputs)

Publication Title

Journal of Food Measurement and Characterization

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Springer

ISSN

2193-4126

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2193-4134

Date Submitted

2024-01-21

Date Accepted

2024-03-17

Date of First Publication

2024-05-09

Date of Final Publication

2024-05-09

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2024-05-09

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