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Title: Effect of processing on phytic acid content in different red gram (Cajanus cajan L.) varieties
Authors: Mulimani V.H
Kadi N.S
Thippeswamy S.
Keywords: Autoclaving
Cajanus cajan
Cooking
Fermentation
Germination
Phytic acid
Red gram
Soaking
Issue Date: 2003
Citation: Journal of Food Science and Technology , Vol. 40 , 4 , p. 371 - 373
Abstract: Phytic acid content in 12 varieties of red grams was found to vary from 18.42 to 25.78%. Cooking, soaking, soaking followed by cooking, germination, dehulling, autoclaving and autoclaving followed by fermentation reduced the phytic acid content of red gram varieties. Significant reduction was achieved by autoclaving process. Soaking followed by cooking and dehulling proved better method for phytic acid reduction.
URI: http://gukir.inflibnet.ac.in:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/5250
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