Malting relates to combined physicochemical and enzymatic treatments of grains. Malting of finger, pearl, and foxtail millets resulted in modified starch with smaller granules, higher solubility, and gelatinization temperature, lower swelling power and intrinsic viscosity, and similar enzyme susceptibility compared with native starch (Malleshi et al.,1986). Modification of starch by malting has not been commonly used and its economic feasibility remains to be studied for food/non-food industries. There are other enzymatic methods to impart starch with novel properties, which, however, remain to be applied on millet starch.