Production of pre‐cooked corn flours for arepa making using an extrusion cooker

O Smith, TS De Buckle, AM De Sandoval… - Journal of Food …, 1979 - Wiley Online Library
ABSTRACT A commercially available extrusion cooker was successfully used to produce
pre‐cooked corn flours for use in making arepas, a thick unsalted unleavened corn cake …

Extrusion cooking of corn flours and starches as snacks, breadings, croutons, breakfast cereals, pastas, food thickeners, and adhesives

OB Smith - Maize: Recent Progress in Chemistry and Technology, 1982 - books.google.com
Degerminated corn flours or grits are used in the ex—trusion cooking of a wide range of
snacks, breadings, croutons, breakfast cereals, pastas, food thickeners and ad—hesives …

Production of flat bread by continuous extrusion cooking from high α-amylase flours

P Linko, C Mattson, YY Linko, J Antila - Journal of Cereal Science, 1984 - Elsevier
Flat bread was produced by direct continuous extrusion cooking from mixtures (1: 1) of
wheat and rye flours both of normal (falling number 183) and high (falling number 61) α …

Extruded corn flour as an alternative to lime‐heated corn flour for tortilla preparation

CD Bazua, R Guerra, H Sterner - Journal of Food Science, 1979 - Wiley Online Library
Experiments were conducted to produce an extruded corn dough (masa) and meal with the
same organoleptic properties as lime heat‐treated corn dough. Dry, raw corn kernels were …

Extruded french fries from dehydrated potato granules processed by a freeze‐thaw technique

SJ Jadhav, LM Berry, LFL Clegg - Journal of Food Science, 1976 - Wiley Online Library
Some physicochemical properties of dehydrated potato granules were studied in relation to
their suitability for extruded French fries. The freeze‐thaw granules exhibited higher water …

[PDF][PDF] Thin porridges (atole) prepared from maize and sorghum

NE Vivas, RD Waniska, LW Rooney - Cereal Chemistry, 1987 - cerealsgrains.org
Thin porridges (atoles) were prepared from food-grade white maize or white sorghum using
modified traditional methods. Flours and atoles were prepared in the laboratory from …

High-fiber snacks extruded from triticale and wheat formulations.

CI Onwulata, RP Konstance, ED Strange, PW Smith… - 2000 - cabidigitallibrary.org
High-fibre snack bars, containing 20 or 40% oat bran, were created by twin-screw extrusion
cooking of products containing wheat or triticale flour. In addition to oat bran and wheat or …

An investigation of the use of breadfruit flour as an ingredient in extruded food products

KAR Lewis - 1984 - uwispace.sta.uwi.edu
The effects of extrusion cooking on breadfruit flour, and breadfruit flour combined with corn
meal, and rice flo

Extrusion‐cooking of sorghum containing different amounts of amylose

MH Gomez, RD Waniska, LW Rooney… - Journal of Food …, 1988 - Wiley Online Library
Three sorghums containing different amounts of amylose (12.2, 21.5, and 26.7%) were
decorticated, ground and extruded at three extrusion moisture levels (17, 32, and 45%) …

Manufacturing of ogi from malted (germinated) corn (Zea mays): Evaluation of chemical, pasting and sensory properties

EC OKOLI, IA Adeyemi - Journal of Food Science, 1989 - Wiley Online Library
The properties of Ogi derived from malted corn using wet and dry milling processes were
studied. Residual protein content of malted Ogi was slightly higher than those of Ogi. Malted …