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Processing of grapes into non-traditional products
Černý, Marek ; Pacasová, Viktorie-Alexandra (referee) ; Mikulíková, Renata (advisor)
This bachelor’s thesis focuses on the processing of grapes into non-traditional products, mainly on grape jelly with the addition of spices, herbs and juices. The aim of this work is to investigate, which combination of herbs, spices or juices leads to the best sample. In the theoretical part of the thesis is described morfology of grapevine, it’s technological processing and variation of uses in food industry. Sensory analysis is also described, which represents a big part of thesis. The experimental part focuses on the desription of preparation of flavoured jelly and on it’s sensory analysis. Vitamin C was also studied with the usage of HPLC. Based on the sensory analysis data, the best sample was with lemon balm. Vitamin C was evaluated using HPLC and was determined to be around 0,017 – 0,028 mg per jelly.
Influence of kitchen treatments on the content of phenolic substances in celery (Apium graveolens)
ŠIROKÁ, Johana
Phenolic substances were detected in the celery (Apium graveolens) in three species. Monitoring the phenolics were accomplished in the raw state of the plant, in the plant that was cooked, in the stock and in the dried state. In this master´s thesis are summarized results that were measured, methodology relating to the measurement as well as a description of cultivation of those plants. From the results arise that the smallest amount of phenolic substances has an extract from cooked celery. The biggest amount of phenolic substances is in the raw celery´s stalk as well as in the dried celery. In the celery were identified another three phenolics - Apigenin, Kaempferol, and Lureolin.

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