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. 2020 Nov 11;6(11):e05484. doi: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2020.e05484

Table 5.

Mineral content of household cooked grass pea samples.

Samples Fe (mg/kg) Zn (mg/kg) Ca (mg/kg)
R 60.7g ± 0.3 43.85f ± 0.01 1283i ± 8
Ro 61.4fg ± 0.2 48.2d ± 0.3 1318h ± 2
Swo 62.2e ± 0.3 43.6f ± 0.2 1568f ± 7
Sr 63.0d ± 0.1 45.3e ± 0.1 1537g ± 5
Sw 63.1d ± 0.4 43.5f ± 0.1 1630e ± 2
G 62.0ef ± 0.4 47.8d ± 0.4 2146b ± 5
Gr 66.6b ± 0.7 80.4a ± 0.9 2270a ± 10
Pacw 62.5de ± 0.4 43.9f ± 0.3 1709d ± 7
Pacwo 63.06d ± 0.04 48.88c ± 0.04 2035c ± 9
Pcw 79.8a ± 0.1 45.04e ± 0.03 1724d ± 6
Pcwo 64.0c ± 0.3 53.70b ± 0.06 2050c ± 9

R-raw grass pea seeds, Ro-roasting, Swo-soaking and discarding the soaking water, Sr-soaking followed by roasting, Sw-soaking and keeping the soaking water, G-germination, Gr-germination followed by roasting, Pacw-soaking followed by pan-cooking while keeping the soaking water, Pacwo-soaking followed by pan-cooking while discarding the soaking water, Pcw-soaking followed by pressure-cooking while keeping the soaking water, Pcwo-soaking followed by pressure-cooking while discarding the soaking water. Values marked by different letters in a column are significantly different (p < 0.05).