Abstract
ABSTRACTIn waxy and nonwaxy rice starch gels the retrogradation process was a function of time. The enthalpy for rice starch gel with high amylose content was higher than those for low amylose content or for waxy starch samples. In all rice starch gels, samples stored under 25°C had lower enthalpy and higher endothermic onset temperature. In presence of sucrose, extent of retrogradation increased, while in presence of NaCl, it decreased. Effects of maltose, glucose and lipids were dependent on rice starch gel and storage temperature.
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