Claim · model-written summary
Capsaicinoid content was higher under sun drying than heat drying.
- Taxon
- Hot pepper
Capsicum frutescense1 - Treatment
- sun drying treatmente0
- Outcome
- content of capsaicinoidse0
- Direction
- highere0
- Comparator
- heat dryinge0
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Verbatim
e0“The content of capsaicinoids was higher at sun drying treatment than that of at both heat drying and dehumidified drying treatments”
e1“Hot pepper is a kind of seasoning vegetables”
Title
Comparison of Dried Hot Pepper Quality and Production Efficiency by Drying Methods
Myeoung Hee Jo; Jong Hwa Shin Protected horticulture and Plant Factory 2018. doi:10.12791/ksbec.2018.27.4.356
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Intervention effect Heat drying gave the highest hot pepper drying rate, 85.1%.
- Intervention effect Heat drying gave the lowest hot pepper powder moisture content, 13.5%.
- Intervention effect ASTA color value was higher after heat drying than sun drying.
- Intervention effect ASTA color value was higher after dehumidified drying treatment than sun drying.
- Intervention effect Capsaicinoid content was higher under sun drying than dehumidified drying treatments.
- Intervention effect Sugar content was higher under heat drying than sun drying.
- Intervention effect Sugar content was higher under dehumidified drying treatment than sun drying.
- Intervention effect Sugar content did not differ significantly between heat and dehumidified drying.
- Intervention effect Dehumidified drying was 9.9% more efficient in production cost than heat drying.
- Recommendation The authors recommend adjusting drying temperature and time to improve capsaicinoid content.