TR Dizin İndeksli Yayınlar Koleksiyonu / TR Dizin Indexed Publications Collection

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  • Research Project
    Hububatvehububat ürünlerinde kalite ve güvenliğin geliştirilmesi
    (2011) Şanal, Turgay; Uygun, Ümran; Köksel, Hamit
  • Article
    Culinary Application of Artisan Chocolate Enriched With Spirulina and Sensorial Evaluation
    (2025-03-30) Öztürk, Betül; Ozgun, Oyku Leyla
    Creativity in culinary practices goes beyond the methods used to include the use of new alternative food sources to improve the sustainability of the global food system. In this study, spirulina was used to develop artisanal chocolate products to be served in restaurants. Four different recipes were developed using dark, milk, and white chocolate drops in two different shapes: chocolate bars and hemispheres. The recipes were developed in two different ways: directly into the chocolate and as a filler. To achieve an optimal flavor profile, lemon and raspberry were chosen as pairings to mitigate any off-flavors associated with blue-green algae. The developed chocolate products were evaluated by a tasting panel of 15 semi-trained panelists. The chocolate samples were analyzed on a hedonic scale based on sensory attributes such as appearance, taste, smell, color, and texture, and the collected data was evaluated using rank analysis. The overall acceptance results showed that the dark chocolate filled with lemon ganache was perceived as acceptable compared to the other chocolates developed. The study also aimed to explore the potential of alternative food sources as a way to enhance culinary creativity in the restaurant environment.
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    Conceptualising Social Gastronomy Movement From the Perspective of Social Gastronomy Initiatives
    (2025-03-30) Irıgüler, Feray
    Although hunger and wasting food are two contradicting terms, both food-related issues stand as significant topics on the agenda of various stakeholders. One-third of the food that is produced is wasted along the food chain and one in nine people suffer from hunger. Chefs and food and beverage professionals also feel responsible to fight against these global threats and adopt the principles of sustainable development goals. They use the power of food and engage in social responsibility and social gastronomy practices to make things better for everyone; the vulnerable part of the society in particular. The aim of this research is to provide a comprehensive understanding of social gastronomy concept, its objectives, scope and impact as well as best practices by reviewing the literature. The study is based on secondary data analysis. By reviewing the literature and several social gastronomy initiatives and practices, it is aimed to create awareness about what similar practices can be adopted for a sustainable gastronomy; inspire chefs as well as other food professionals about the concept and provide a basis for further researches.