Effect of Different Processing Techniques on Nutritional Composition and Anti-Nutrient Content of Pigeon Pea Seeds (Cajanus cajan L.)
Date
2015
Authors
Journal Title
Journal ISSN
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Publisher
Al Neelain University
Abstract
This
study is conducted to determine the effect
of
deferent
processing
methods
(boiling,
germination
and soaking) on chemical
composition, anti
-
nutritional
factor
content, in vitro
protein digestibility of Pegeo pea (
Cajanus Cajan L
.). The
parameters were assayed using
standard methods. The results of proximate
analysis
showed tha
t, for the boiled
sample the
results
were
5.98,
2.65, 1.62, 15.71, 25.27 and 74.03
%
for the moisture, ash, oil, protein,
protein digestibility and carbohydrates respectively.
And
for the germinated
sample was
6.42, 2.38, 1.36, 20.16, 24.2 and 69.68
%
for the moisture, ash, oil, protein, protein
digestibility and carbohydrates respectively
. And for soak
ed sample
was 6.04, 2.22, 1.93,
20.4, 25.73 and
69.39
%
for the moisture, ash, oil, protein, protein digestibility and
carbohydrates respectively.
And
the
anti
-
nutritional factors the Ta
nnic acid was0.27, 0.52
and 0.75
%
for the boiling, germin
ation and soaking techniques.
The
Phytic acid was2.56,
1.59 and 1.65
%
. There were significant differences at (P≤0.05) in the improvement of the
nutrient content, and decrease in the Tannic acid.
Description
Keywords
Biochemistry, Molecular Biology
