The majority of population relies on cereal grains to fulfill its dietary requirements. This book provides information about the processing mediated (soaking/germination, roasting, fermentation, steam cooking, microwave cooking and milling) changes in nutritional profile of cereals and presents techniques to minimize the nutrients loss.
Cereal grains are a major part of the global diet, but their nutritional benefits depend on how they are processed. This book explores how various techniques influence nutrient content, bioavailability, and food quality. It provides a clear understanding of traditional and modern processing methods, helping professionals optimize grain-based products. This book provides updated information on innovative grain processing techniques and demonstrates how different methods affect dietary value. Helpful for the industrial sector as well as serving as a reliable source for food science and nutrition studies, this book bridges the gap between research and real-world applications, ultimately offering practical and meaningful information for improving cereal-based, health-benefiting food products.
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