Hongwei Cao , Mengting Huang , Zhenhao Liu , Kai Huang , Man Wang , Hongdong Song , Sen Li , Yu Zhang , Zhenliang Sun , Xiao Guan
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Influencing the retrogradation properties of potato mash through multi-scale structural modifications mediated by enzymatic hydrolysis forms
Starch retrogradation, which involves the recrystallization of gelatinized starch during storage, causes texture hardening and quality loss in mashed potatoes, thereby reducing their shelf life. To mitigate retrogradation in mashed potatoes stored at ambient temperature, this study investigated the structural changes of potato starch at multiple scales under various enzymatic hydrolysis treatments, aiming to identify the most effective enzyme for delaying retrogradation. The results indicated that β-amylase treatment resulted in the least increase in hardness during long-term storage. The 30-min β-amylase treatment was the most effective in inhibiting retrogradation. In contrast, α-amylase treatment caused excessive hydrolysis, rendering the mashed potatoes unsuitable for further processing. The glucoamylase-treated group exhibited a significant increase in the short-range ordered structure of starch, whereas the other treatments showed notable reductions. The 30-min β-amylase treatment reduced short-range order by 49.09 % and crystallinity by 79.46 % versus controls.
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Food Chemistry publishes original research papers dealing with the advancement of the chemistry and biochemistry of foods or the analytical methods/ approach used. All papers should focus on the novelty of the research carried out.