Winemaking by-products fortification of flour formulations based on corn and lentil

Formulations based on a mixture of corn: lentil flours (70:30) (93.75%), salt (1.25%), sugar (5%), 5 or 20% of Hylon<sup>®</sup> V, were fortified with 5 and 20% of fermented Cabernet Sauvignon grape skin or seed, and unfermented Chardonnay grape seed flours, and evaluated for their functional components. The incorporation of winemaking by-products increased the dietary fibre content. Soluble sugars and arabinoxylans content depended only on corn:lentil flours presence. The total starch content varied between 42 .55 g/100g to 58.41 g/100g and the highest concentrations of resistant starch were determined in formulations with 20% Hylon<sup>®</sup> V. Total phenols, total flavonoids, and anthocyanins, were higher in all formulations with 20% fermented Cabernet Sauvignon skin or unfermented Chardonnay seed flours, regardless the content of corn:lentil flours. Winemaking by-products represent potential functional and prebiotic novel ingredients for new functional food products.

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International Journal of Food Sciences and Nutrition
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2025-02-19
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https://doi.org/10.1080/09637486.2025.2466112
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Food Industry and Aquatic Biology
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Winemaking by-products fortification of flour formulations based on corn and lentil

José De J. Berrios, Mario Cotacallapa-Sucapuca, Mercedes M. Pedrosa, James Pan et al.
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Winemaking by-products fortification of flour formulations based on corn and lentil

José De J. Berrios, Mario Cotacallapa-Sucapuca, Mercedes M. Pedrosa, James Pan, Patrícia Morales, Claudia Arribas, Montaña Cámara
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Abstract

Formulations based on a mixture of corn: lentil flours (70:30) (93.75%), salt (1.25%), sugar (5%), 5 or 20% of Hylon<sup>®</sup> V, were fortified with 5 and 20% of fermented Cabernet Sauvignon grape skin or seed, and unfermented Chardonnay grape seed flours, and evaluated for their functional components. The incorporation of winemaking by-products increased the dietary fibre content. Soluble sugars and arabinoxylans content depended only on corn:lentil flours presence. The total starch content varied between 42 .55 g/100g to 58.41 g/100g and the highest concentrations of resistant starch were determined in formulations with 20% Hylon<sup>®</sup> V. Total phenols, total flavonoids, and anthocyanins, were higher in all formulations with 20% fermented Cabernet Sauvignon skin or unfermented Chardonnay seed flours, regardless the content of corn:lentil flours. Winemaking by-products represent potential functional and prebiotic novel ingredients for new functional food products.

International Journal of Food Sciences and NutritionVol. 76(3)
Universidad Complutense de Madrid (ES), Agricultural Research Service (US), United States Department of Agriculture (US), Instituto de Ciencia y Tecnología de Alimentos y Nutrición (ES), Western Regional Research Center (US), Universidad Nacional de Moquegua (PE)
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