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Aroma analysis of roasted brown rice flour by GCxGC-TOFMS
waxy/amylose-extender double mutant rice (wx/ae) is a novel rice cultivar that has a good flavor when roasted. It is difficult to characterize flavor compounds in the roasted wx/ae brown rice flour using conventional GC-MS because of low peak resolution. In this study, we performed a non-target analysis of volatile constituents in the rice flour using two-dimensional gas chromatography (Pegasus 4D GCxGC-TOFMS, LECO) that involves two columns of different selectivity. We found that the main flavor compounds in the roasted wx/ae brown rice flour are pyrazine and its analogues. The experiments described in this poster also demonstrate flavor and fragrance analysis to characterize the aroma profile of the rice.