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cereals

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Mind map about cereals: wheat, rice, maize and oats

Mind map: Cereals

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cereals

  1. primary foods, which can be processed into other ingredients and products

  2. cheap to produce

  3. whole grain, cereals are rich sources of:

    • carbohydrates
    • fats
    • oils
    • LBV protein
  4. storage: cool dry place, airtight container

  5. wheat

    • milled to make flour
    • couscous, pasta, breakfast cereals
    • types of wheat flour
      • whole meal flour
        • 100%- of the germ, bran and endosperm
          • brown colour and grainy texture
      • brown flour
        • 85-90%
          • light brown colour, grainy texture
      • white flour
        • 70%bran and germ removed
        • has to be fortified by law with iron, calcium etc. to replace lost nutrients
        • smooth texture
      • strong plain flour- high gluten for bread making
      • self raising- includes raising agent
      • soft flour- low gluten, for cakes+pastries
      • gluten-free
  6. rice

    • brown rice- highly nutricious
      • rich in fibre, lbv protein, starchy carbohyrate
      • nutty+chewy texture
    • staple food
    • easy to cook+prepare+long shelf life
  7. maize/corn

    • popping corn
    • illed into corn flour
    • used to manufacture breakfast cereals
    • corn on the cob
    • thickening agent for sauces and liquids
  8. oats

    • manufacturers roll and crush oats between heated rollers to soften them and partially cook them
    • porridge
    • muesli-type breakfast cereals
    • biscuits

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food (primary and secondary foods) Mind Map on cereals, created by kat1jj on 09/04/2013.
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