Formulating millet-based recipes and products for people belonging to
special needs groups Shristi Shefali Saraugi (Roll No. 522FP1005) Department of Food Process Engineering National Institute of Technology, Rourkela-769008 Email: sshefali0110@gmail.com ABSTRACT INTRODUCTION The indicated poster insights into the nutritional benefits and Millets are nutri-cereals that have high nutrient content which millet-based recipes of millet for people belonging to the includes protein, essential fatty acids, dietary fiber, B- special needs groups mainly focused on Celiac, Vitamins, and minerals such as calcium, iron, zinc, potassium, Hyperglycaemic, Gastrointestinal, Pregnant, and Lactating and magnesium. women. OBJECTIVES Health benefits of millet include protecting cardiovascular health, preventing the onset of diabetes, helping people To study the distinctive nutritional requirement of achieve and maintain a healthy weight, and managing individuals belonging to special groups. inflammation in the gut.
To prepare a range of millet-based recipes to fulfill Gastrointestinal
the nutritional requirements of special needs groups Millets support digestion High in fiber, which promotes healthy digestion and prevents MATERIALS AND METHODOLOGY constipation, regulates bowel movements: Celiac and Hyperglycaemia Finger millet malt is made by cooking ragi flour with water or milk. Celiac disease people should avoid grains containing gluten as it may lead to indigestion and inflammation in Contains about 14% protein the linings of the digestive system. Contains about 500 mg/100g of calcium (almost 1/3rd of the RDA) from the Millet is that it is naturally gluten-free, so it makes the natural source. Finger millet malt perfect choice for people with celiac disease or gluten intolerance. Pregnant and lactating women A satisfactory amount of energy (about 60%) from cereals. Millet is lower on the glycemic index (GI) than many Adequate iron, vitamin B, folate, and calcium. other grains, it raises your blood sugar slowly and Foods rich in fiber (around 25 g/1000 kcal) like whole grain gradually instead of in quick spikes. cereals, pulses, and vegetables. Ragi (Finger millet) is very rich in iron, calcium, and other High-fiber, low-GI foods keep blood sugar steady, and micronutrients and roughage. So, consider Ragi for the lower cholesterol, and these are helpful for people with formulation of recipes for Pregnant and lactating women. diabetes. Millet-based khichdi, upma, idli, dosa, and flakes can be Finger millet (Ragi) peda included in diet for people suffering from Celiac and Utility as a traditional snack food Hyperglycaemia to manage gut health and blood sugar levels respectively. Weighing Finger Millet Powder and Broken Flakes Millet Semolina (Rawa/Suji) Sieving, Roasting and, Finger millet (Ragi) peda Coarse Semolina (Kichidi rawa) Mixing Medium Semolina (Upma Rawa) Nutrients Finger Fine Semolina (Idli rawa) (100 g) Millet Add Binder (Ghee) and Sweetener (Sugar) Peda
Millet Grain Add fried dry fruits Protein (%) 10.4
Cleaning and Conditioning Kneading and Shaping Fat (%) 20.1
Foxtail Millet Little Millet Upma Dietary fibre 18.8 Add water Khichdi Cooing and Packaging (g)
Sorghum-based energy bar
Hammer mill/ Pulverizer It is rich in iron, zinc, slowly digestible carbohydrates, and dietary fiber, a rich source for pregnant and lactating women. Cooling and Shifting Pearl millet Idli Sorghum Dosa Weighing Sorghum Bran Powder and Broken Flakes Millet Semolina Nutrients Pearl Millet Pearl millet (100 g) Idli rawa Upma rawa Mixing Packaging Protein (g) 16.1 16.3 Add Binder and Sweetener (Honey Syrup) Fat (g) 3.2 3.1 Shaping Fibre (g) 1.6 1.7 Sorghum-based Cooing Packaging energy bar Millet extruded flakes CONCLUSION Semolina Extruded Flakes are Ready-To- Eat products This poster provides insights into the nutritional benefits of millet- (Sorghum: Wheat: Corn based products for people belonging to special needs and Flour) contributes practical solutions for individuals with Celiac, Utility as breakfast cereals Conditioning Water Nutrients Value Hyperglycaemic, gastrointestinal, and Pregnant and Lactating (100 g) women. Extrusion Protein (%) 13.90 REFERENCES Roller flaker machine Technologies of millet value-added products, IIMR (ICAR). Fat (%) 1.40 Extruded flakes www.millets.res.in Sorghum Dietary 14.88 Value-added products from millets, CSIR-CFTRI, Mysore Packaging flakes fibre (g) https://www.dhan.org/smallmillets2/file/value-sm.