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Title:
Frying of food oxidation, nutrient and non-nutrient antioxidants, biologically active compounds and high temperatures
Author:
Boskou, Dimitrios.
ISBN:
9781439806838
Edition:
2nd ed.
Publication Information:
Boca Raton : CRC Press, 2011.
Physical Description:
x, 318 p. : ill.
Contents:
ch. 1. Fat and nutrition / Ibrahim Elmadfa and Margit Kornsteiner-Krenn -- ch. 2. Oxidation products and metabolic processes / Mary N. Omwamba, William E. Artz, and Symon M. Mahungu -- ch. 3. Free radicals in biological and food systems / Malgorzata Nogala-Kalucka and Aleksander Siger -- ch. 4. Changes in nutrients, antinutritional factors, and contaminants at frying temperatures / Jan Pokorn¿ and Jana Dostl̀ov ̀-- ch. 5. Enzymes and thermally oxidized oils and fats / Francisco J. Sǹchez-Muniz ... [et al.] -- ch. 6. Determination of oxidation compounds and oligomers by chromatographic techniques / M. Carmen Dobarganes ... [et al.] -- ch. 7. Nutrient antioxidants and stability of frying oils (Tocochromanols, B-Carotene, Phylloquinone, Ubiquinone 50, and Ascorbyl Palmitate) / Karl-Heinz Wagner and Ibrahim Elmadfa -- ch. 8. Nonnutrient antioxidants and stability of frying oils / Dimitrios Boskou -- ch. 9. Phytosterols and frying oils / Georgious Blekas and Dimitros Boskou -- ch. 10. Chemical and biological modulations of frying fats : impact on fried food / Karl-Heinz Wagner and Ibrahim Elmadfa -- ch. 11. Food hazards associated with frying / George Boskou and Nikolaos K. Andrikopoulos.
Abstract:
"This important resource concentrates mainly on two factors that influence the deterioration of a fat at elevated temperatures: the nature of the heated fat and the presence of oxidation retardants, especially those naturally occurring in oils or obtained from natural sources. Discussions include important biologically active ingredients present in oils and fats and minor constituents, which appear to affect the performance of a heated oil and/or may also be categorized as functional. Frying of Food also discusses olar phenolic compounds, which have an impact on the stability of oils at high temperatures"-- Provided by publisher.
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