Lc. Trugo et al., EFFECT OF MALTING AND EXTRUSION ON THE QUALITY OF DERIVED PRODUCTS OFSOYBEAN, Archivos latinoamericanos de nutricion, 48(2), 1998, pp. 169-174
Seeds of soybean cultivar BR 16 were submitted to malting for 24 and 4
8 hours and to extrusion originating flakes used as ingredient to make
biscuits which were chemically and sensorially evaluated. Macronutrie
nt composition did not show any relevant modification presenting only
a small decrease in carbohydrates and increase in the relative lipid c
omposition. Some anti-nutritional factors were affected by the process
es. Trypsin inhibitors decreased about 50% after 24h of malting and di
sappeared after extrusion. Phytic acid was resistant to the processes
while alfa-galactosides presented about 80% of loss as a result of the
combination of malting and extrusion.