2.2. Preparation of rice flour
Rice flour was prepared by the dry milling method from dried
rice grains after soaking (Shin et al., 2010). Rice grains werewashed
3 times, soaked at 18 3 C for 6 h, and dried at 18 3 C with
ventilation until the moisture content of rice grains was 12e14 g/
100 g. Milling was performed using a pin mill (Pyungjin Machinery
Co., Seoul, Korea) built in 80, 120, 160 or 200 mesh standard sieve,
respectively. Rice flour of different particle sizeswas stored in a 4 C
refrigerator until use.
2.2. Preparation of rice flourRice flour was prepared by the dry milling method from driedrice grains after soaking (Shin et al., 2010). Rice grains werewashed3 times, soaked at 18 3 C for 6 h, and dried at 18 3 C withventilation until the moisture content of rice grains was 12e14 g/100 g. Milling was performed using a pin mill (Pyungjin MachineryCo., Seoul, Korea) built in 80, 120, 160 or 200 mesh standard sieve,respectively. Rice flour of different particle sizeswas stored in a 4 Crefrigerator until use.
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