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Barley pearl

Gersten-graupen, /.pi. peeled barley, pearl barley, -kom, n. barleycorn, -malz, n. barley malt, -mehl, n. barley flour, -schleim, m. barley water, -schrotbeize, /. barley dressing. -Starke,/, barley starch, -stoff, m. hordein. -wasser, n. barley water, -zucker,... [Pg.180]

Buckwheat Amaranth Brown rice Barley (pearl... [Pg.176]

Amino acid Quinoa seed Barley pearled Soybean raw Wheat durum... [Pg.7]

Common/vernacular names Coix seeds, Chinese pearl barley, pearl barley, semen coi-cis, adlay, yokuinin, yiyiren, and yimi. [Pg.384]

Graupe, /. peeled grain, esp. of barley grain, granule knot (in cotton). — pi. Graupen, pearl barley groats. [Pg.193]

An improved procedure for the production of the tremorgenic mycotoxins trypto-quivaline and tryptoquivalone by Aspergillus clavatus, has been reported this makes use of pearled barley in a procedure based on Hesseltine s solid substrate fermentation technique. [Pg.194]

The importance of the nonprotein tryptophan fraction is due to the fact that it is the only one that can enter the brain and is more easily absorbed, so it guarantees a greater amount available for uptake by the central nervous system. So the tryptophan content of QPs is similar to that of wheat, but higher than that of other cereals (Comai et al., 2007). Free tryptophan in quinoa flour has values similar to those of wheat and oat lower than those of barley and pearl millet, but higher than that in rice, maize, and rye (Comai et al., 2007). [Pg.9]

Mill pearled barley, add to 1 quart water, and bring to a boil. Add pearled barley and water to 9 quarts water treated with 1 teaspoon gypsum. Add all malts. Raise temperature to 120°-123° and hold for 20 minutes. Raise temperature to 150°-155° and maintain for 90 minutes. Mash-out at 168° for 5 minutes. Sparge with 5 gallons pre-boiled water treated with lactic acid to 5.7 pH. Bring wort to a boil and boil for 30 minutes. Add all hops and boil for another 30 minutes. Turn offbeat, cool, transfer to primary fermenter. Pitch yeast when cool. Ferment for 6 days at 65°. Rack to secondary fermenter, add 1 teaspoon gelatin and ferment for another 5 days at 65°. Prime with % cup corn sugar and bottle. [Pg.109]

TABLE 2.5 Protein content, protein digestibility, lysine and leucine contents and PDCAASs of normal and improved protein quality lines of sorghum, compared to wheat, maize, barley, and pearl millet (data from several sources as indicated)... [Pg.34]

Barley Water. Wash away with cold water all extraneous matter from 5 ounces pearl barley then boil for a short time in i pint water, throw this away, and boil the parboiled barley in 4 pints water down to 2 pints, and strain. [Pg.293]

Lowest potassium amounts are found in sugar and sugar-rich foodstuffs such as honey and jam (see Table 1-3.11). Products rich in starch such as com flour, maize flour and wheat flour store < 0.5 g kg DM, on average. Prepared cereals such as semolina, pearl barley, oat flakes or pancake meal, supply humans with 0.5 to 4.5 g kg DM. Foods consumed in the United States contained potassium levels similar to those eaten by Europeans (Pennington and Young 1990). Cereal grains store more potassium than the flours made from them, as most of the potassium is contained... [Pg.529]

It has also been reported that CTS can activate plant defense to disease on several other plants such as barley (Faoro et al. 2008), pearl millet (Manjunatha et al. 2008), carrot (Chris et al. 2004), sunflower (Nandeeshkumar et al. 2008), coconut (Lizama-Uc et al. 2007), etc. In general, there are five characteristics of CTS mediate plant defense ... [Pg.609]

In the preparation of pearl barley for hiunan consumption, the bran coat is removed and the kernel is polished to produce a white shiny grain. Dming this process three byproducts, described as coarse, medium and fine dust, are produced these are frequently... [Pg.550]


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