Crops – Cereals
Kent D. Rausch, Vijay Singh
Abstract
Kent D. Rausch, Vijay Singh
Abstract
Cereal crops, such as corn and wheat, are fractionated into components having high concentrations of protein, starch, oil, and fiber. These process streams can be processed into useful products for human foods using a range of technologies and methods. Corn wet milling produces corn starch and oil, which have many applications in food and industrial products. Corn dry milling results in endosperm products used in breakfast, snack, and baking products. Masa dough produced from alkali cooking of corn is used to produce tortillas and snack chips. In addition to being processed into several types of flour, wheat can also be wet processed to produce vital wheat gluten and starch products.
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Cereal crops, such as corn and wheat, are fractionated into components having high concentrations of protein, starch, oil, and fiber. These process streams can be processed into useful products for human foods using a range of technologies and methods. Corn wet milling produces corn starch and oil, which have many applications in food and industrial products. Corn dry milling results in endosperm products used in breakfast, snack, and baking products. Masa dough produced from alkali cooking of corn is used to produce tortillas and snack chips. In addition to being processed into several types of flour, wheat can also be wet processed to produce vital wheat gluten and starch products.
Key concepts: Endosperm, Starch, Food science, Gluten, Wet-milling, Corn starch, Snack food, Corn flour