" NUTRITIONAL EVALUATION OF SOME CEREAL AND LEGUMES BABY FOODS "
MANAL ABD EL-RAHMAN MAHMOUD HASANIN;
Abstract
This wark was carried out to develop dietary formulas based on localy available cereals and lgumes to be consumed by infants (0.5 -
1.0 years of age) and children 1.0 - 3.0 years old). To raise the nutritional value of the new foods, cereals and legumes were firstly germinated followed by partial drying before blending. Germinated (cereals 62.3% of wheat, barley and rice) were mixed with the germinated legumes (26.7% chickpea, lentils and bei111s); germinated fenugreek (1.0%) and dried carrolls (10%) were also added. Raw ungerminated and germinated seeds, besides the susgested new
fomulas were analyised '. for chemical composition and nutritional
• value. Sensery characteristis were also investigated. Moreover, the
developed foods were evaluated biologically using the experimental animals (rats).
The obtained results revealed the following:-
A- Raw matertals:
1- Different cereals and legumes were contained 6-13 moisture while it was 88% in carrots.
2- Highest protein (24.0%) was found in fenugreek and lentils, and highest carbohydrates (79.57%) in rice.
Fenugreek (6.2%), followed by chickpea (5,9%) showed the high a mounts of fat; they also contained higher ash contents (5.2 and 3.9% respectively). Barley had highest fibers (6.1%), followed by bean
(4.3%).
1.0 years of age) and children 1.0 - 3.0 years old). To raise the nutritional value of the new foods, cereals and legumes were firstly germinated followed by partial drying before blending. Germinated (cereals 62.3% of wheat, barley and rice) were mixed with the germinated legumes (26.7% chickpea, lentils and bei111s); germinated fenugreek (1.0%) and dried carrolls (10%) were also added. Raw ungerminated and germinated seeds, besides the susgested new
fomulas were analyised '. for chemical composition and nutritional
• value. Sensery characteristis were also investigated. Moreover, the
developed foods were evaluated biologically using the experimental animals (rats).
The obtained results revealed the following:-
A- Raw matertals:
1- Different cereals and legumes were contained 6-13 moisture while it was 88% in carrots.
2- Highest protein (24.0%) was found in fenugreek and lentils, and highest carbohydrates (79.57%) in rice.
Fenugreek (6.2%), followed by chickpea (5,9%) showed the high a mounts of fat; they also contained higher ash contents (5.2 and 3.9% respectively). Barley had highest fibers (6.1%), followed by bean
(4.3%).
Other data
| Title | " NUTRITIONAL EVALUATION OF SOME CEREAL AND LEGUMES BABY FOODS " | Other Titles | تقييم بعض أنواع من الحبوب والبقول كغذاء للأطفال | Authors | MANAL ABD EL-RAHMAN MAHMOUD HASANIN | Issue Date | 1994 |
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