Journal of Food Processing and Preservation · 1991 · 29 citations · 13 references
AgricultureFood ScienceNutritionFood AnalysisFood ChemistryFood ProcessingCereal ProcessingGrain ProcessingRaw Material SelectionAmino AcidsFortification Of Extruded FoodsGrain Amino Acid CompositionGrain Processing QualityLysine ContentSensory Descriptive AnalysisSensory Quality EvaluationSolubility
Quinoa, a high protein, high lysine grain, was blended with corn grits at levels of 10, 20, and 30%. These blends were extruded under various conditions. Proximate composition, nitrogen solubility and in-vitro digestibility of the raw materials and products were determined. Sensory analysis was performed to judge the acceptability of the products. Quinoa addition produced unprocessed and extruded products which were higher in protein, fiber, ash and some amino acids than 100% corn grit products. the products containing quinoa had a greater nitrogen solubility and a somewhat lower in-vitro digestibility than the products containing only corn grits. Sensory evaluation of the extruded blends indicated that the products were acceptable.
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The grain chenopods of the tropical American highlands
N. W. Simmonds · Economic Botany · 1965 · 74 citations