Foods, Volume 14, Issue 1
2025 January-1 - 144 articles
Cover Story: Since pumpkin pulp has a short shelf life due to its high water content, the present work focuses on the application of drying methods, e.g., hot air, vacuum and conductive methods, to not only to extend the shelf life of the pumpkin but also to improve the use of the pumpkin pulp in dried form, as it can be added to various dishes. The effects of the three drying processes were evaluated in terms of fatty acid profiles and health protection, as these represent essential nutrients and high energy reserves for humans. In addition to drying, this work also emphasized the efficient use of pumpkin by-products (peel and seeds), which are produced before the pulp is dried, as a source of fatty acids. It was shown that these materials can be effectively converted into valuable functional components, thereby significantly reducing their environmental impact. View this paper - Issues are regarded as officially published after their release is announced to the table of contents alert mailing list .
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