Abstract
<p>The objective of this experiment was to dry the leaves of salt grass (Atriplex nummularia) and to make pasta with partial substitution of wheat flour for salt-grass meal. The leaves, with an initial water content of 77%, were submitted to kiln drying with forced air circulation at 60 ° C. Spaghetti-type pasta was prepared in 0, 5, 10 and 15% wheat flour combinations and subjected to microbiological evaluation according to the current legislation, which resulted in satisfactory sanitary and hygienic conditions. The sensorial test was performed with 50 untrained judges, and we observed that the standard formulation, without the addition of the salt-grass meal had the highest scores in all the attributes evaluated while the formulation with 15% of saltgrass meal had the lowest scores. The study showed that percentages of less than 15% salt grass meal have good consumer acceptability. Regarding firmness, there has been an increase in it with the addition of salt-grass meal.</p>
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