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. 2020 Nov 27;58(8):2863–2883. doi: 10.1007/s13197-020-04883-8

Table 6.

Effect of optimized processing conditions using RSM on the content of antinutrients of some food legumes

Legume Food Optimized processing condition Antinutrient reduction (%)* Reference
RFO TC PAC TIA HA TBAC
Bengal gram Dhokla Soaking: Raw dal-water ratio, 1:5 w/w; initial pH of water, 7.0; T, 23 °C; t, 20 h 79 35 50 60 18 Sharma et al. (2018)
Fermentation (mixture of dal batter: rice slurry; 3:1 v/v): Salt, 8 g/kg unfermented mixed batter; T, 32 °C; t, 18 h 57 64 50 70
Steaming of optimally prepared fermented batter: T, 20 min 100 75 67 100 25
Black gram Idli

Soaking: Raw dal-water ratio, 1:5 w/w; initial pH of water, 4.0; T, 16 °C; t, 18 h

Raw dal-water ratio, 1:10 w/w; initial pH of water, 6.0; T, 16 °C; t, 21 h

95 49 26 35 26 Rakshit et al. (2015); Sharma et al. (2017)
Fermentation (mixture of dal batter: rice slurry; 1:2 v/v): Salt, 16 g/kg unfermented mixed batter; T, 35 °C; t, 19 h 44 53 36 65
Steaming of optimally prepared fermented batter: T, 20 min 100 63 19 100 7
Soybean Kinema Soaking: Raw beans-water of 1:10 w/w; initial pH of water, 8.0; T, 10 °C; t, 20 h 55 26 7 18 Sharma et al. (2015)
Cooking: Soaked beans-water of 1:5 w/w; pressure, 1.10 kg/cm2; t, 20 min 96 9 68 100
Fermentation: Inoculum load of 103 total cells of Bacillus subtilis/g cooked beans; T, 37 °C; t, 48 h 100 41 0 100

*RFO raffinose family oligosaccharides, TC tannins content, PAC phytic acid content, TIA trypsin inhibitor activity, HA hemagglutinating activity, TBAC total biogenic amines content