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Title:
Preparation of legume chips
Abstract:
Legume chips for use as a snack food are prepared by first mixing an acidified legume powder with regular legume powder. Water is added to the mixture to form a paste, which is extruded into thin sheets. Bite-size pieces are cut from the thin sheet and are par-fried in edible oil to obtain a desired color, texture, flavor, and moisture content.
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Inventors:
Kon, Samuel (Berkeley, CA, US) Dunlap, Catherine J. (Mill Valley, CA, US)
Application Number:
754920
Filing Date: 1976-12-28 Publication_date: 1978-04-11 Assignee:
The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of (Washington, DC)
Primary Class(es):
426/634
426/550, 426/560, 426/808
Other Classes:
US Patent Ref:
| 3027258 | Mar, 1962 | Markakis et al. | 426/560. | | 3519432 | Jul, 1970 | Succo et al. | 426/550. | | 3600193 | Aug, 1971 | Globe et al. | 426/808. | | 3849582 | Nov, 1974 | Blagdon et al. | 426/808. | | 3911142 | Oct, 1975 | Huelskamp et al. | 426/808. |
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Other References:
Kon et al., Legume Powders; "Preparation and Some Nutritional and Physico-chemical Properties", J. Fd. Science, vol. 39, (1974), pp. 897-899. Hafner, Edible Soy Flour and Soy Grits, The Soybean Digest, vol. 19 (1959), pp. 8-9. |