The Japanese Journal of Nutrition and Dietetics
Online ISSN : 1883-7921
Print ISSN : 0021-5147
Nutritional Studies on Chlorella
II. Practical Use of Chlorella on Cooking
Einosuke TamuraKiyo MorimotoMasako Tsuchida
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Volume 17 (1959) Issue 1 Pages 21-22

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Powdered Chlorella has a special smell, taste and colour of its own. Many experiments were conducted in order to know what way of cooking would be most suitable as for as taste goes.
Biscuits, soup, sweetened jelly beans, croquette, mashed potatoes, “Tempura-butter”, soy-bean soup, soy-bean “ae” and jelly were cooked with Chlorella. On the point of taste, its mixing proportion may be 1-2% at most. Accordingly, it will be nesessary to remove chloraphyll and other ingredients concerned taste from it in case of taking powdered chlorella as a protein source.

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