EXTRACTION AND PROCESSION OF AGBONO COTYLEDON FOR LONG SHELF-LIFE

Journal Title: Academic Research International - Year 2012, Vol 2, Issue 1

Abstract

This research work is an investigation into how agbono cotyledon extracted from the seed of a specie of the agbono plant (irvingia excelsa) can be processed for long-shelf life. The agbono chaff extracted from agbono cotyledon through solvent extraction using petroleum spirit(60-80) o C was preserved in desiccators and also in black polyethene bags. The findings showed that agbono cotyledon can be processed and preserved to retain the cherished characteristics (sliminess, taste, aroma, etc ) without moulding or fungal growth. The processed agbono was welcomed by the general public. It is recommended that agbono cotyledons be processed by defatting and preserved for food preparations

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Festus C. , Nwala, L

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Festus C. , Nwala, L (2012). EXTRACTION AND PROCESSION OF AGBONO COTYLEDON FOR LONG SHELF-LIFE. Academic Research International, 2(1), 148-154. https://europub.co.uk./articles/-A-86462