番茄深加工及其副产物利用研究现状

Translated title of the contribution: A review on the deep-processing of tomato and the utilization of its by-products

Ying Hui Li, Man Sheng Wang, Jun Ling Shi, Wen Juan Qu

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Abstract

A comprehensive summary and comparison were carried out on the recently reported results given the types and properties of functional compounds in tomato skin, seed, and residues, as well as the suitable methods and techniques. The processing characteristics of the nutrients in tomato processing by-products were obtained in aspects of lycopene, dietary fiber, oil, and protein and the suitability, properties, advantages and disadvantages of different processing methods and technologies. The problems and the perspectives in the extensive use of tomato by-products were also proposed and discussed.

Translated title of the contributionA review on the deep-processing of tomato and the utilization of its by-products
Original languageChinese (Traditional)
Pages (from-to)222-226 and 240
JournalFood and Machinery
Volume37
Issue number10
DOIs
StatePublished - Oct 2021

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