In India, pulses have been cultivated for millennia and served as an essential part of diet owing to its nutritional quality in terms of protein content. Apart from protein, there are several other nutrients that emphasize the utilization of pulses in terms of food. Due to its ready availability and lower cost, pulses are employed for several applications in traditional as well as modern diet. Traditionally, the pulses are utilized for food application which mainly include the processes such as soaking, germination and fermentation which not only improve palatability but also known to reduce anti-nutritional factors and improve digestibility. The modern processing of pulses mainly focused on the conversion of it into a range of products which facilitates their applicability as food as well as a system for management of chronic non-contagious diseases like celiac disease, diabetes, cancer, etc. This study aims to describe the aspects of pulse grains...
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January 05 2023
Pulses for health and their varied ways of processing and consumption in India - a review.
Akalya Shanmugam, Food Processing Business Incubation Centre, National Institute of Food Technology, Entrepreneurship and Management, Thanjavur, 613005, India. E-mail akalya@iifpt.edu.in
Journal: Applied Food Research
Citation: Applied Food Research (2023) 2 (2)
DOI: 10.1016/j.afres.2022.100171
Published: 2022
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Sindumathi Gurusamy, Vidhya, C. S., Yuvraj Khasherao, B., Akalya Shanmugam; Pulses for health and their varied ways of processing and consumption in India - a review.. IFIS Food and Health Sciences Database 2023; doi:
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