Table 2 Pasting properties of rice flours and their 1:1 blends

Sample Viscosity (RVU) Pasting temp (°C)
Peak Trough Break-down Setback Final
SM2) - 588.25±8.49a1) 368.46±6.89a 219.79±1.59b 225.04±20.92a 593.50±14.02a 76.65±0.00a
HA3) - 526.96±3.48b 256.83±1.18c 270.13±4.66a 129.08±0.59bc 385.92±1.77c 70.13±0.04d
MY4) - 291.21±14.20d 133.17±6.13e 158.04±0.87c 37.75±0.94 170.92±7.07e 70.23±0.04d
SM-HA MV5) 585.46±14.38a 324.33±7.83b 261.13±6.54a 199.38±0.04a 523.71±7.88b 74.18±0.02b*
PV6) 557.60±4.23 312.65±2.02 244.96±2.21 177.06±7.60 489.71±5.58 73.39±0.01
SM-MY MV 370.17±8.42c*7) 255.92±7.92c 114.25±0.50d* 138.54±2.13b* 394.46±10.04c* 72.63±0.03c*
PV 439.73±8.02 250.81±4.60 188.92±3.42 131.40±7.06 382.21±2.46 73.44±0.01
HA-MY MV 360.33±4.17c* 202.54±6.71d 157.79±2.54c* 99.75±1.67c* 302.29±8.38d* 70.23±0.13d
PV 409.08±6.25 195.00±1.75 214.08±4.50 83.42±0.12 278.42±1.88 70.18±0.02
1)The values represent mean ± SD for three experiments.
2)SM: Saemimyeon
3)HA: Hanareum No. 4
4)MY: Milyang No. 328
5)MV: Measured value
6)PV: Predicted arithmetic average value of each rice flour.
7)The maker (*) indicates significant difference between the MV and PV by t-test. (p<0.05)
a-cValues in the same column with different letters superscripts are significantly different by Tukey’s multiple range test (p<0.05).