Functional sterol oil suitable for heating during cooking
A functional and sexual sterol technology, applied in the field of functional sterol oils and cooking heating functional sterol oils, to achieve high safety, reduce production costs, and inhibit the formation of sterol oxides
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[0034] 1000g of a functional sterol oil suitable for cooking and heating, including 300g of soybean oil, 300g of rapeseed oil, 200g of corn oil, 190g of peanut oil, 10g of phytosterol ester; β-sitosterol oleate in 10g of phytosterol ester Accounted for 46.41%, stigmasterol oleate accounted for 22.76%, campesterol oleate accounted for 26.52%, brassicasterol oleate accounted for 4.31%; antioxidant rosemary extract, in 5 parts of 1000g functional sterol oil Add 0.2g, 0.4g, 0.6g, 0.8g, and 1g of natural fat-soluble antioxidant rosemary extract respectively to obtain 5 parts of functional sterol oil, namely samples 1-5. The weight ratio in the 5 parts of functional sterol oils is: 30% soybean oil, 30% rapeseed oil, 20% corn oil, 19% peanut oil, 1% phytosterol ester, 0.02% rosemary extract for antioxidant, 0.04%, 0.06%, 0.08%, 0.1%. Cooking and heating experiments were carried out on the five functional sterol oils, and the functional sterol oil without natural fat-soluble antioxid...
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[0036] Example 2:1000g of functional sterol oil suitable for cooking and heating, including 300g of soybean oil, 300g of rapeseed oil, 200g of corn oil, 190g of peanut oil, 10g of phytosterol ester; β-sitosterol oleic acid in 10g of phytosterol ester Esters accounted for 46.41%, stigmasterol oleate accounted for 22.76%, campesterol oleate accounted for 26.52%, brassicasterol oleate accounted for 4.31%; add 0.1g, 0.2g, 0.4g, 0.6g, 0.8g, 1g of natural fat-soluble antioxidant β-carotene to obtain 6 parts of functional sterol oils, namely samples 6-11. The weight ratios in the 6 functional sterol oils are: soybean oil 30%, rapeseed oil 30%, corn oil 20%, peanut oil 19%, phytosterol ester 1%, β-carotene 0.01%, 0.02%, 0.04 %, 0.06%, 0.08%, 0.1%. Carry out cooking heating experiment to this 6 parts of functional sterol oils and fats, control group is the same as embodiment 1;
[0037] The results of the cooking heating test show that the average retention rate of phytosterol este...
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[0038] Example 3: 1000g of functional sterol oil suitable for cooking and heating, including 300g of soybean oil, 300g of corn oil, 200g of sunflower oil, 190g of peanut oil, 10g of phytosterol ester; 10g of β-sitosterol oleate in phytosterol ester 46.41%, stigmasterol oleate 22.76%, campesterol oleate 26.52%, brassicasterol oleate 4.31%; add 1g, 2g, 4g, 6g to 6 parts of 1000g functional sterol oil , 8g, 10g tea polyphenol stearate, obtain 6 parts of functional sterol oils and fats, namely sample 12-17. The weight ratio of the 6 functional sterol oils is: soybean oil 30%, corn oil 30%, sunflower oil 20%, peanut oil 19%, phytosterol ester 1%, tea polyphenol stearate 0.1%, 0.2% %, 0.4%, 0.6%, 0.8%, 1%. The 6 functional sterol oils were subjected to cooking and heating experiments, and the control group was functional sterol oils without natural fat-soluble antioxidants;
[0039] The results of the cooking heating test show that: when samples 12-17 were heated at 180°C for 1 ...
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