Effect of different methods of cooking on the ascorbic acid and carotene content of green leafy vegetables
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- T 641.5 G96E
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Effect of commonly used household methods of cooking on ascorbic acid and B-carotene content of six green leafy vegetables was studied. The losses of ascorbic acid varied from 20.00 to 35.75 per cent in pressure cooking, 28.59 to 45.98 per cent in griddle
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