Despite the desired sensorial characteristics proportionated by deep-fat frying, the fried breaded products are poorly perceived to consumers for health concerns. In the present study, the addition of 0 % and 33 % EVOO-α-CD in wheat and corn breadcrumbs in croquettes manufacturing was studied. The processing steps for 33% EVOO-α-CD croquettes consisted of pre-cooking under short-wavelength infrared oven and final cooking by hot air (home) oven, while control (0 % EVOO-α-CD) croquettes were no pre-cooked, and final cooking was by deepfat frying. The physicochemical and sensory quality, and fat, fiber and acrylamide contents of croquettes were studied during refrigerated storage (at 4 ºC for 20 days). Higher fiber content and lower acrylamide and fat levels were found in samples fortified with 33 % of EVOO-α-CD. Microbial load of mesophilic microorganisms were decreased when incorporating EVOO-α-CD, as it reduced up to 5 log CFU/g. In conclusion, a fried-free infrared-baked ...
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