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Cereals

Cereals

  • any true grass cultivated for the edible component of its grains compose of endosperm, bran and germ

    cereals

  • Famili of cereals?

    proceae/ gramineae

  • dry one-seeded fruit found in cereal grains

    caryopsis

  • part of caryopsis that contain most of the carbohydrates

    endosperm

  • food is digested slowly, maintain blood sugar well

    low glycemic index

  • outermost layer of ceral

    bran

  • process which mix flour & water & strength to the dough

    kneading

  • protein in gluten that gives strength & elasticity

    glutenin

  • protein in gluten that is responsible for dough's extensibility

    gliadine

  • hardest wheat ?

    durum

  • most common limiting amino acid in grains

    lysine

  • classification for wheat?

    - based on season (spring/winter)

    - protein content (hard/soft)

  • contents in wheat?

    starch, lipid, protein and moisture

  • most largely consumed cereal?

    rice

  • name of rice species?

    oryza sativa

  • What is rice classification?

    - mode of cultivation

    - grain length

    - difference in stickiness

    - texture

  • What is the difference between amylopectin & amylose in rice?

    amylopectin = give sticky texture

    amylose = give less sticky texture

  • What are the uses of barley?

    - malting & livestock feed

    - whole grain barley can regulate blood sugar

    - animal fodder

    - beer, distilled beverages

    - soups, stews and barley bread

  • cereal that is gluten free?

    sorghum

  • what are the uses of sorghum?

    human and animal food (high in energy)

  • a cereal that has properties like maize?

    sorghum

  • the species name for maize?

    zea mays

  • the uses of maize?

    flour, pop corn, corn starch, and sweet corn

  • cereal that is tolerant to drought

    sorghum

  • cereal that is excellent source of fiber

    oats

  • please describe this : rolled oats

    oat groats

    steel cut oats

    rolled oats = heated & pressed flat, pregelatinized

    oat groats = whole oats without husks

    steel cut oats = cut lengthwise, chewy texture

  • a cereal that comes from a hybrid of wheat and rye

    triticale

  • packaging considerations is to :

    - loss of crispiness

    - nutrient loss

    - lipid oxidation

    - protection against RH and Temp

    - prevent spillage

    - prevent insect infestation

    - prevent external odor

    - easy to handle

    - economical and easy