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Olive oil is the main lipid source in the Mediterranean diet. Due to its richness in
monounsaturated fatty acids and in natural antioxidants, the olive oil is highly resistant to
oxidation and, therefore, it is an excellent oil to be used in deep frying processes.
The aim of the present study was to investigate the quality evolution of two
commercial olive oils (extra virgin olive oil and olive oil) during heating at 180ºC (±2ºC)
along 63 h, and frying processes of pre-fried frozen French fries in a domestic frying pan.
Viscosity, acidity, peroxide index, p-anisidine index, UV absorbance values (232 and 270
nm), polar compounds and fatty acid composition were determined in the different olive
oil samples Along heating and frying cycles, an increase of the physico-chemical parameters, as
a consequence of several factors, namely high temperature and the presence of oxygen
that contribute for lipid oxidation. However, in frying experiments lower increase in
physico-chemical parameters were observed as a consequence of a temperature decrease
in frying medium when the frozen food was immerged
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extra virgin olive oil frying heating olive oil thermoxidation
Contexto Educativo
Citação
"Actas Portuguesas de Horticultura". ISBN 978-972-8936-13-6. 21 (2012) 353-360
