Fcf. Galvez et al., PROCESS VARIABLES, GELATINIZED STARCH AND MOISTURE EFFECTS ON PHYSICAL-PROPERTIES OF MUNGBEAN NOODLES, Journal of food science, 59(2), 1994, pp. 378
The effects of amounts of gelatinized starch and moisture in the final
slurry or dough, cooking time, holding time, and holding temperature
on physical properties of mungbean noodles were studied. Cooking loss,
cutting stress, work to cut, and transparency of noodles were measure
d. Moisture content of the final slurry or dough, cooking time, and ho
lding temperature were the most important factors that affected physic
al properties of mungbean noodles. Processing should be done at moistu
re contents not exceeding 55%, cooking times not longer than 40 sec, a
nd holding temperatures not lower than 3 degrees C using 5% of total s
tarch as gelatinized starch and holding time of 36 hr.