The status of processing and preservation of cereals in nigeria: a process for refining vegetable oil and it’s food value
Table Of Contents
- CHAPTER ONE1.1 History Of Soybeans
- 1.2Uses Of Soybeans
- 1.3Composition Of Soybeans
- 1.4Nutritional Quality Of Soybeans
- 1.5Antinutritional Factors
- 1.6Trypsin Inhibitor
- 1.7Haemagluttins
- 1.8Soybeans Saponings
- 1.9Protein Quality Of Soubeans
- 1.10Aims And ObjectivesChapter Two
- 2.0Literature Review
- 2.1Milk From Soybeans
- 2.2Nutritional Value Of Soybeans
- 2.3Essential Amino Acid Content Of Soybeans
- 2.4Undesirable Components Of Soybeans
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- 4.1Trypsin Inhibitor
2.
- 4.2Clrease
2.
- 4.3Haemagluttuis
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- 4.4Gioterogens
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- 4.5Phytic Acid
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- 4.6Bitter And Beeany Flavour
2.
- 4.7Flatus
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- 4.8Soymilk Flavour
2.
- 4.9Soymilk And Lipoxidase Activity
2.
- 6.1Nutritional Aspect Of Soymilk
2.
- 6.2Proteins
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- 6.3Vitamins And Minerals
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- 6.4FatsChapter Three
- 3.1Materials
- 3.2Methods I Hot Extraction Method
- 3.3Method Ii Cold Extraction Method
- 3.4Method Iii Soaking Before Hot Extraction Method
- 3.5Method Of AnalysisChapter Four
- 4.0Result And Discussion
- 4.1Effect Of Soaking Time On The Organoptic Qualities Of Soymilk
- 4.2Effect Of Soaking Time On The Protein Recovery And Total Solids
- 4.3Effect Of Blanching Time On The Organoleptic Qualities Of Soymilk
- 4.4Effect Of Blanching Time On Protein Recovery And Total SolidsChapter Five
- 5.0Conclusion And Recommendation
- 5.1Conclusion
- 5.2Recommendation
References
Thesis Abstract
Abstract
Cereals are an essential component of the Nigerian diet, providing a significant portion of daily caloric intake. The processing and preservation of cereals play a crucial role in ensuring food security and nutrition for the population. This study aims to explore the current status of processing and preservation of cereals in Nigeria, with a specific focus on refining vegetable oil from cereals and assessing its food value. The research will involve a comprehensive review of literature on the processing techniques currently employed in Nigeria for cereals, with a particular emphasis on the extraction and refining of vegetable oil. Various traditional and modern methods will be examined to identify the most common practices and technologies used in the country. Furthermore, the study will evaluate the nutritional value of vegetable oil extracted from cereals and its implications for food security and dietary diversity in Nigeria. The analysis will encompass the micronutrient content, fatty acid profile, and overall health benefits of consuming vegetable oil derived from cereals. In addition to the literature review, field surveys and interviews will be conducted with key stakeholders in the cereal processing industry in Nigeria. This primary data collection will provide insights into the challenges and opportunities faced by processors in adopting modern techniques for refining vegetable oil from cereals. The findings of this research will contribute to the existing body of knowledge on cereal processing in Nigeria and shed light on the potential for improving the quality and nutritional value of vegetable oil produced from cereals. Recommendations will be provided for policymakers, industry stakeholders, and researchers to enhance the processing and preservation of cereals in the country, with a focus on maximizing the food value of vegetable oil. Overall, this study will offer valuable insights into the status of processing and preservation of cereals in Nigeria, specifically in relation to refining vegetable oil. By examining the food value of vegetable oil derived from cereals, the research aims to inform strategies for enhancing food security, nutrition, and overall health outcomes for the Nigerian population.
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