Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry · 2000 · 50 citations · 5 references
Food ChemistryBarley GrainsBarley FlourBotanyPearled Barley FloursEngineeringFood AnalysisCrop QualityAgricultural EconomicsCrop SciencePlant PathologyGrain QualityFood QualityHunter LGel ColorHull-less BarleyGrain StorageHealth Sciences
Barley grains from two hull-less varieties, Phoenix and Candle, were pearled to various degrees (10-80%). The composition (starch, protein, beta-glucan, lipid, and ash) of pearled grain (PG) and pearling flour (PF) was determined. Effect of pearling on Hunter L, a, and b color parameters of uncooked and cooked (gel) barley flour (milled from PG) was investigated over a 3 day storage at 4 degrees C.
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Distribution of β‐Glucan in the Grain of Hull‐less Barley
Guohua Zheng, B. G. Rossnagel, Robert T. Tyler et al. · Cereal Chemistry · 2000 · 69 citations