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  <title>Development and Qaulity Evaluation of Minor Millet Based Ready to Cook Instant Khichdi Mixes</title>

      <doi>https://doi.org/10.21276/AATCCReview.2024.12.02.114</doi>
  
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      <abstract><![CDATA[<p>Millets are ancient crops that are been cultivated ago from 10000 years. One of the<br />
dietary importance of millets are mainly due to its nutritional quality as well as its role in<br />
promoting health. Minor millets are underutilized and under-researched when compared to<br />
other millets. Hence, the present study has developed three differently treated (soaking-<br />
drying, autoclaving-drying and roasting) four minor millets (Proso, Barnyard, Little, and<br />
Kodo millets) based instant khichdi mixes to select the best treatment for sensory<br />
acceptability of each millet-based khichdi mix. Based on the sensory scores, autoclaved kodo,<br />
roasted proso, soaked little and barnyard millet-based khichdi were highly acceptable. The<br />
nutritional quality of developed instant khichdi mixes showed that they were good source of<br />
protein (12.50-17.92%), crude fiber (0.70-5.64%), iron (6.26-10.56mg/100g), zinc (3.51-<br />
5.07mg/100g) and phytonutrients like phenols (2.28-4.8mg GAE/100g) and tannins (0.43-<br />
0.57mg TAE/100g). The results show that kodo khichdi mix can be safely stored up to 60<br />
days, whereas proso, little, and barnyard millet khichdi mixes can be stored up to 90 days at<br />
ambient conditions in LDPE pouches.</p>
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                <div class="aatcc-abstract-text"><p>Millets are ancient crops that are been cultivated ago from 10000 years. One of the<br />
dietary importance of millets are mainly due to its nutritional quality as well as its role in<br />
promoting health. Minor millets are underutilized and under-researched when compared to<br />
other millets. Hence, the present study has developed three differently treated (soaking-<br />
drying, autoclaving-drying and roasting) four minor millets (Proso, Barnyard, Little, and<br />
Kodo millets) based instant khichdi mixes to select the best treatment for sensory<br />
acceptability of each millet-based khichdi mix. Based on the sensory scores, autoclaved kodo,<br />
roasted proso, soaked little and barnyard millet-based khichdi were highly acceptable. The<br />
nutritional quality of developed instant khichdi mixes showed that they were good source of<br />
protein (12.50-17.92%), crude fiber (0.70-5.64%), iron (6.26-10.56mg/100g), zinc (3.51-<br />
5.07mg/100g) and phytonutrients like phenols (2.28-4.8mg GAE/100g) and tannins (0.43-<br />
0.57mg TAE/100g). The results show that kodo khichdi mix can be safely stored up to 60<br />
days, whereas proso, little, and barnyard millet khichdi mixes can be stored up to 90 days at<br />
ambient conditions in LDPE pouches.</p>
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