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starches

starch <a starch; starches> N

starch VB (relations)

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starch N CHEM

starch VB

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instant starch AGR

starch equivalent AGR

starch granule INDUST

starch granules BOT

starch gum

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Due to the tightly packed organization of small granule starches, retrogradation occurs much more slowly compared to larger starch granules.
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Today, the main commercial refined starches are cornstarch, tapioca, wheat, rice and potato starch.
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The filling is wrapped in a thick dumpling wrapper made from a mixture of flours or plant starches mixed together with boiling water.
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Unfortunately, this food tends to be nonperishable, heavy on simple starches, and nutritionally deficient, thus contributing to high rates of obesity and diabetes on reservations.
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It may also cause the fragmentation of proteins, starches, and non-starch polysaccharides to create reactive molecules that may form new linkages not found in nature.
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Waxy starches have less retrogradation, resulting in a more stable paste.
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Specialty caramel or crystal malts have been subjected to heat treatment to convert their starches to sugars nonenzymatically.
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Some cultivated plant varieties have pure amylopectin starch without amylose, known as "waxy starches".
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Flours made of other ingredients, like azuki, soybean or green pea and starches are often used too.
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Other sources of starch (e.g. potatoes and unmalted grain) may be added to the mixture, as the amylase will act on those starches as well.
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