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TABLE 1 Fifteen parameters essential to the perceived quality of green peas
TABLE 2 Evaluation of green peas after blanching and rapid cooling in 5 to 20% (w/v) GB solution, in comparison to raw, tap water blanched, and osmo-dehydrated peas#
TABLE 3 Effect of blanching treatment and rapid cooling in GB solution on the sensory evaluation of frozen peas during 90-days storage#
FIGURE 1 Effect of different blanching treatments on the deterioration of a: vitamin C; b: green coloration; c: pea skin texture; and d: pea cotyledon texture during 90 days of storage at –20°C.
![FIGURE 1 Effect of different blanching treatments on the deterioration of a: vitamin C; b: green coloration; c: pea skin texture; and d: pea cotyledon texture during 90 days of storage at –20°C.](/cms/asset/922f6ee5-ff93-4982-b98c-0086021173b8/ljfp_a_1099043_f0001_oc.jpg)
FIGURE 2 Effect of different blanching treatments on a: AIS; b: percent retention of LOX activity; and c: percent retention of POD activity during 90 days of storage at –20°C.
![FIGURE 2 Effect of different blanching treatments on a: AIS; b: percent retention of LOX activity; and c: percent retention of POD activity during 90 days of storage at –20°C.](/cms/asset/e8e393aa-ad65-41de-9d36-cf38503d2b98/ljfp_a_1099043_f0002_oc.jpg)
FIGURE 3 Microscopic images (x100 magnification) of fresh raw pea and test pea samples after 90 day frozen storage at –20°C.
![FIGURE 3 Microscopic images (x100 magnification) of fresh raw pea and test pea samples after 90 day frozen storage at –20°C.](/cms/asset/bf6495bb-e100-4808-85a9-bbf489b45155/ljfp_a_1099043_f0003_b.gif)