Starch from millets has been mostly isolated using wet-milling based methods. In brief, whole millet kernels (or flour) are steeped in aqueous solution for several hours to facilitate the separation of starch from other components before the kernels are milled. Then the slurry is repeatedly washed with water and sifted to remove protein and fibrous components. The separated starch is recovered by centrifugation before drying (Kumari & Thayumanavan, 1998; Yanez &Walker, 1986).