By Tung-Ching Lee, Chi-Tang Ho
This article examines bioactive compounds as nutrients is processed - overlaying quite a lot of items and interpreting the reaction to many various processing operations in regard to optimistic or unwanted effects on health.
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Hence, microwave heating can be recommended to intake the radicalscavenging components efficiently. In onion, Japanese radish, spinach, kidney beans, and pumpkin, the radical-scavenging activity decreased after microwave heating. However, microwave heating is effective in the cooking of spinach, since the loss of the activity was minimized by microwave heating. Change in Radical-scavenging Activity of Vegetables and Spices During Curry Cooking The changes of the radical-scavenging activity during curry cooking are shown in Figure 3.
Lancaster, PA, 1995; pp 75107. ; ACS Symposium Series; American Chemical Society: Washington, DC, 2002. ch003 Asparagus/Fresh Heated Spinach/Fresh Heated Eggplant/Fresh Heated j j Japanese radish/Fresh; Heated Pumpkin/Fresh Heated Cabbage/Fresh Heated Kidney beans/Fresh Heated Tomato/Fresh Heated Chinese cabbage/Fresh Heated Onion/Fresh Heated Carrot/Fresh 1 Heated J H Ascorbic acid • Components other than ascorbic acid 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 Radical-scavenging activity (μηιοί Trolox equivalent/100g) Figure 2.