
doi: 10.1007/bf01091233
pmid: 8146107
Resistant starch (RS) was determined in a few selected cereals, legumes and vegetables after processing. Higher RS contents were observed in foods subjected to dry heat treatment compared to wet processed ones. Among the foods studied, sorghum, green gram dhal, and green plantain showed relatively higher RS content. Based on the RS content thus determined in individual foods and the known composition of the Indian diet, RS content of Indian diets were computed.
Plants, Medicinal, Vegetables, India, Fabaceae, Starch, Edible Grain, Food Analysis
Plants, Medicinal, Vegetables, India, Fabaceae, Starch, Edible Grain, Food Analysis
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