Since most foods are aqueous systems, thequality of final food products depends strongly oninteractions between water and other ingredients aswell as the contribution from individual ingredients.4Many polysaccharides have strong capabilities ofassociating with water and thus can perform aseffective agents to control the behavior of water incomplex food systems. This should be also the casefor starch based foods since the main componentsof starch are two types of polysaccharides, designatedas amylopectin and amylose. When dry native starchgranules are suspended in water and then heated,starch granules absorb water and swell to someextent, accompanied by a loss of crystallinity ofgranules