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Food apphcations utilize first and second molasses in baking (bread, cakes, cookies) for the molasses flavor. Molasses is also used in curing of tobacco and meats, in confections such as toffees and caramels, and in baked beans and glazes. [Pg.297]

Baked beans 2.1 Scotch broth 3.7 Strawberries 0.9 Lager 3.9 Grapefruit juice 3.4... [Pg.245]

Many atmospheric and low-pressure tanks appear big and strong. But don t believe it Think about a can of baked beans and compare the pressure resisting strength of the can s shell and lid to that of a low-pressure storage tank. If a baked bean can was assigned a strength of one, then ... [Pg.30]

Apart from the products mentioned, there are many other foods that contain palm oil and palm kernel oil products. These include soup mixes, cake and dessert mixes, rendang or curry mixes, sardines, baked beans, breakfast cereals, shrimp-paste powder, bouillon, peanut butter, and beverages. Palm oil products have also been used as a spray oil on biscuits. [Pg.1033]

Other beans such as baked beans, pintos, kidney (not including soup) 3/4 cup ... [Pg.972]

Navy beans Baked beans, soups, stews... [Pg.100]

The precursors of both n-6 and n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs), linoleic acid and (/.-linolenic acid, respectively, are essential for mammals as they are required for normal physiological function and cannot be synthesized de novo (Holman, 1968). They can only be accumulated by placental transfer or by dietary intake. Once accretion of these fatty acids has occurred, metabolic, conservation and recycling pathways sustain them (B azan et al., 1994). Unlike mammals, plants can synthesize these precursor PUFAs (linoleic and a-linolenic acids) so they are found in abundance in the chloroplast membranes of plants, in certain vegetable oils, and in the tissues of plant-eating animals (Nettleton, 1991). The best sources of a-linolenic acid are vegetable oils, such as perilla (Yoshida et al., 1993) rapeseed (canola), linseed, walnut, and soybean (Nettleton, 1991). They are also abundant in shellfish, fish, and fish products and can be found in low amounts in green, leafy vegetables and baked beans (Nettleton, 1991 Sinclair, 1993). [Pg.193]

Zinc (Zn) Binds to enzymes throughout the body, to DNA, and to some hormones (e.g., insulin) Plays role in sexual maturation and regulation of hormones, helps some proteins stick tightly to DNA Shellfish (oysters), chick peas, baked beans, whole grains, nuts... [Pg.20]

At twelve M., for dinner — Five ighths of a pound of beef or mutton, well cooked, with potatoes one quart of baked beans to every ten men and every other day, in Hen of baked beans, hce, bean or vegetable soup will be furnished at the rate of one pint p man. [Pg.79]

These are the white seeded beans used for caimed baked beans and if successful would have the potential to replace substantial imports. BBSRC sponsor a breeding programme to try and produce varieties which are well adapted to UK conditions. However, seasonal weather has caused problems and commercial arrangements have not yet been satisfactory. [Pg.360]

Tin plating. Baked beans come in tins which are made from steel coated on both sides with a fine layer of tin. Tin is used because it is unreactive, and non-toxic. It is deposited on the steel by electrolysis, in a process called tin plating. [Pg.149]

We depend on plants for all our food. Bread comes from wheat, and even baked beans start off in fields. Animals need grass and other crops, in order to give milk and meat. So one way to tackle the hunger problem is to grow more plants. But they will only grow properly if the soil is in good condition. [Pg.160]

The use of dry beans for food is dependent upon the seed size, shape, color, and flavor characteristics, and is often associated with particular social or ethnic groups, Popular uses include soups, mixed-bean salads, pork and beans, beans boiled with meat or other vegetables or cereals, baked beans, precooked beans and powder and, in the Peruvian Andes, parched or roasted beans. [Pg.90]

Dried Beans. Much of this crop is stored and utilized throughout the year for the production of canned items such FIS beans and pork in tomato sauce, Boston style baked beans, chili con came and similar products, soups, and dips. [Pg.90]

Fig. B-12. Sunday morning In a Boston bakery. Waiting In line for the ever popular baked beans. (Courtesy, The Bettmann Archive, Inc., New York, N.Y.)... Fig. B-12. Sunday morning In a Boston bakery. Waiting In line for the ever popular baked beans. (Courtesy, The Bettmann Archive, Inc., New York, N.Y.)...
Mixtures of beans and cereals have a protein quality which comes close to that of meat, milk, and other animal proteins. The highest protein quality is usually achieved in mixtures comprised of 50% bean protein and 50% cereal protein because the amino acid patterns of the two types of foods complement each other. Some examples of food combinations utilizing this principle are corn tortillas and refried beans, baked beans and brown bread, and rice and beans. [Pg.93]

This is quick bread which was formerly very popular in New England and the standard fare on Saturday evenings, along with baked beans. It is made with whole wheat flour, rye flour, and cornmeal, plus molasses, milk and baking soda, and raisins may be added. Traditionally, it is steamed. [Pg.119]


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