The objective of this study is to ascertain the effect of cooking and soaking on the physical characteristics, nutrient composition and sensory evaluation of indigenous ‘ofada’ rice and foreign‘aroso’ rice varieties in Nigeria. The two rice varieties were freshly purchased in the raw state, soaked in water and cooked. The physical characteristics, such as, length, width, weight, colour, purity,breakage, cooking time, dispersability and swelling capacity of the raw rice varieties were determined. The raw, soaked and cooked rice varieties were oven dried as 60°C for 4 h and milled to attain uniformsurface area. The proximate composition and some minerals of the raw, soaked and cooked rice varieties and the sensory evaluation of the cooked ric...
Physico-chemical grain quality traits and nutritional contents were evaluated in parboiled and non-p...
Rice consumption is of interest to the Nigerian economy because of the huge amount of foreign exchan...
This study was carried out in the grain quality laboratory of the Africa Rice Center in Benin to det...
Rice is now the main food for about 35 million people in Nigeria, and consumption is ...
This study aimed at identifying factors affecting the cooking quality of rice preferred by Nigerians...
Two varieties of local rice in paddy form were used for this study. The rice were collected from loc...
Physical and chemical properties of nine rice varieties grown and processed in Ebonyi State were stu...
<p><span>This comparative study investigated some physical, milling and cooking properties of four n...
Abstract We investigated the chemical nutrient composition of 15 selected indigenous and five of the...
ABSTRACTOptimization of soaking duration and temperature for two Nigerian rice cultivars were evalua...
A study was carried out at Sokoine University of Agriculture to characterize the local rice varietie...
Abstract: Five kilograms of different rice brands from different origins were purchased from Jordani...
The physical, rheological and sensory properties of six rice (Oryza sativa) varieties, from two impr...
Six local processed rice varieties from Ebonyi, Enugu and Anambra States and a Thailand processed ri...
The objective of the study was to determine the nutrient content, soluble and insoluble dietary fibr...
Physico-chemical grain quality traits and nutritional contents were evaluated in parboiled and non-p...
Rice consumption is of interest to the Nigerian economy because of the huge amount of foreign exchan...
This study was carried out in the grain quality laboratory of the Africa Rice Center in Benin to det...
Rice is now the main food for about 35 million people in Nigeria, and consumption is ...
This study aimed at identifying factors affecting the cooking quality of rice preferred by Nigerians...
Two varieties of local rice in paddy form were used for this study. The rice were collected from loc...
Physical and chemical properties of nine rice varieties grown and processed in Ebonyi State were stu...
<p><span>This comparative study investigated some physical, milling and cooking properties of four n...
Abstract We investigated the chemical nutrient composition of 15 selected indigenous and five of the...
ABSTRACTOptimization of soaking duration and temperature for two Nigerian rice cultivars were evalua...
A study was carried out at Sokoine University of Agriculture to characterize the local rice varietie...
Abstract: Five kilograms of different rice brands from different origins were purchased from Jordani...
The physical, rheological and sensory properties of six rice (Oryza sativa) varieties, from two impr...
Six local processed rice varieties from Ebonyi, Enugu and Anambra States and a Thailand processed ri...
The objective of the study was to determine the nutrient content, soluble and insoluble dietary fibr...
Physico-chemical grain quality traits and nutritional contents were evaluated in parboiled and non-p...
Rice consumption is of interest to the Nigerian economy because of the huge amount of foreign exchan...
This study was carried out in the grain quality laboratory of the Africa Rice Center in Benin to det...