DEVELOPING A TECHNOLOGY OF OBTAINING EXTRA VIRGIN OILS FROM KERNELS OF STONES OF VARIOUS APRICOT CULTIVARS GROWN IN THE ODESA REGION

It has been studied whether the kernels (endocarps) of stones obtained from apricots grown in the Odesa region (the cultivars Shablovsky, Kyivsky Ananasny, Ananasny Tsiurupynsky, and Krasnoshchoky) are prospective raw materials for fat-and-oil and beauty products. The study provides a basis for a te...

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Main Author: Ye. Kotliar
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Language:English
Published: Odesa National University of Technology 2023-07-01
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Online Access:https://journals.ontu.edu.ua/index.php/foodtech/article/view/2554
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description It has been studied whether the kernels (endocarps) of stones obtained from apricots grown in the Odesa region (the cultivars Shablovsky, Kyivsky Ananasny, Ananasny Tsiurupynsky, and Krasnoshchoky) are prospective raw materials for fat-and-oil and beauty products. The study provides a basis for a technology of producing oils from the kernels of stones of various apricot cultivars harvested in the region. The most suitable cold pressing modes (extra virgin) have been chosen for kernels obtained from different cultivars. Crushed apricot kernels should be wet-treated and heat-treated at 40–50°C for 15–20 min. During extraction by pressing, it is recommended that the crushed kernels (mash) should not be heated above 50–60°C for 5–7 min. The effectiveness of pressing has been established: the kernels of stones of the cultivars Shablovsky, Kyivsky Ananasny, Ananasny Tsiurupynsky, and Krasnoshchoky contained 33–37% of oil. The thickness of an oilcake piece determines the effectiveness of pressing extraction. The thinner the oilcake piece, the more effective the pressing is: the load withstanding time, the pressing force, and the loading rate are significantly reduced, and the produce of oil increases. Thus, the pressing extraction stage most effective for the kernels of all the apricot cultivars is as follows: residual oil content in the oilcake 5.0–6.0%, oil yield 94.0%, oilcake thickness 33.0 mm, load withstanding time 3.0 min, pressing force 10.0 kN, loading rate 5.0 kN/cm. The proposed technological mode of producing oils allows retaining, to a maximum extent, the original fatty acid composition of the raw material. It has been proved that oil from the kernels of apricot stones of the Shablovsky variety contains up to 96.4% of ω-6 PUFA and 95.7% of ω‑9 MUFA. In the cultivar Kyivsky Ananasny, these parameters are up to 97.7% and 98.3% respectively, and in Ananasny Tsiurupynsky, they are up to 96.4% and 93.9% respectively. The Krasnoshchoky cultivar is up to 99.0% high in ω-6 PUFA and up to 98.4% high in ω‑9 MUFA, compared with the original level.
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spelling doaj.art-79c2f5fd0ae64dd1975a33d6239749212023-07-09T13:53:45ZengOdesa National University of TechnologyHarčova Nauka ì Tehnologìâ2073-86842409-70042023-07-0116410.15673/fst.v16i4.25542554DEVELOPING A TECHNOLOGY OF OBTAINING EXTRA VIRGIN OILS FROM KERNELS OF STONES OF VARIOUS APRICOT CULTIVARS GROWN IN THE ODESA REGIONYe. Kotliar0Odesa National University of Technology, Department of milk technology, oil and fat products, and beauty industry 112 Kanatna str., Odesa, Ukraine, 65039It has been studied whether the kernels (endocarps) of stones obtained from apricots grown in the Odesa region (the cultivars Shablovsky, Kyivsky Ananasny, Ananasny Tsiurupynsky, and Krasnoshchoky) are prospective raw materials for fat-and-oil and beauty products. The study provides a basis for a technology of producing oils from the kernels of stones of various apricot cultivars harvested in the region. The most suitable cold pressing modes (extra virgin) have been chosen for kernels obtained from different cultivars. Crushed apricot kernels should be wet-treated and heat-treated at 40–50°C for 15–20 min. During extraction by pressing, it is recommended that the crushed kernels (mash) should not be heated above 50–60°C for 5–7 min. The effectiveness of pressing has been established: the kernels of stones of the cultivars Shablovsky, Kyivsky Ananasny, Ananasny Tsiurupynsky, and Krasnoshchoky contained 33–37% of oil. The thickness of an oilcake piece determines the effectiveness of pressing extraction. The thinner the oilcake piece, the more effective the pressing is: the load withstanding time, the pressing force, and the loading rate are significantly reduced, and the produce of oil increases. Thus, the pressing extraction stage most effective for the kernels of all the apricot cultivars is as follows: residual oil content in the oilcake 5.0–6.0%, oil yield 94.0%, oilcake thickness 33.0 mm, load withstanding time 3.0 min, pressing force 10.0 kN, loading rate 5.0 kN/cm. The proposed technological mode of producing oils allows retaining, to a maximum extent, the original fatty acid composition of the raw material. It has been proved that oil from the kernels of apricot stones of the Shablovsky variety contains up to 96.4% of ω-6 PUFA and 95.7% of ω‑9 MUFA. In the cultivar Kyivsky Ananasny, these parameters are up to 97.7% and 98.3% respectively, and in Ananasny Tsiurupynsky, they are up to 96.4% and 93.9% respectively. The Krasnoshchoky cultivar is up to 99.0% high in ω-6 PUFA and up to 98.4% high in ω‑9 MUFA, compared with the original level.https://journals.ontu.edu.ua/index.php/foodtech/article/view/2554kernels of apricot stonespressing extraction technologyextra virgincrushed kernels (mash)oil from kernels of apricot stonesoilcake from kernels of apricot stonesfatty acid composition
spellingShingle Ye. Kotliar
DEVELOPING A TECHNOLOGY OF OBTAINING EXTRA VIRGIN OILS FROM KERNELS OF STONES OF VARIOUS APRICOT CULTIVARS GROWN IN THE ODESA REGION
Harčova Nauka ì Tehnologìâ
kernels of apricot stones
pressing extraction technology
extra virgin
crushed kernels (mash)
oil from kernels of apricot stones
oilcake from kernels of apricot stones
fatty acid composition
title DEVELOPING A TECHNOLOGY OF OBTAINING EXTRA VIRGIN OILS FROM KERNELS OF STONES OF VARIOUS APRICOT CULTIVARS GROWN IN THE ODESA REGION
title_full DEVELOPING A TECHNOLOGY OF OBTAINING EXTRA VIRGIN OILS FROM KERNELS OF STONES OF VARIOUS APRICOT CULTIVARS GROWN IN THE ODESA REGION
title_fullStr DEVELOPING A TECHNOLOGY OF OBTAINING EXTRA VIRGIN OILS FROM KERNELS OF STONES OF VARIOUS APRICOT CULTIVARS GROWN IN THE ODESA REGION
title_full_unstemmed DEVELOPING A TECHNOLOGY OF OBTAINING EXTRA VIRGIN OILS FROM KERNELS OF STONES OF VARIOUS APRICOT CULTIVARS GROWN IN THE ODESA REGION
title_short DEVELOPING A TECHNOLOGY OF OBTAINING EXTRA VIRGIN OILS FROM KERNELS OF STONES OF VARIOUS APRICOT CULTIVARS GROWN IN THE ODESA REGION
title_sort developing a technology of obtaining extra virgin oils from kernels of stones of various apricot cultivars grown in the odesa region
topic kernels of apricot stones
pressing extraction technology
extra virgin
crushed kernels (mash)
oil from kernels of apricot stones
oilcake from kernels of apricot stones
fatty acid composition
url https://journals.ontu.edu.ua/index.php/foodtech/article/view/2554
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