Sentence examples for bean starch from inspiring English sources

Glass noodles or woon sen are made from mung bean starch and sold dried.

I could last hours in ethnic supermarkets (and have), but here I darted around for only half an hour, taking note of things I might buy, like lychee fruit bars (four for $4.96), and things that caught me eye, like duck tongues and mung bean starch.

Uthumporn et al. ([2010]) reported that the relative order in the hydrolysis of the starchy materials studied was as follows: corn starch > mung bean starch > cassava starch > sago starch.

Glass noodles, also called bean threads or bean vermicelli, are made from mung bean starch.

The base is wide noodles made from mung-bean starch.

Spicy mung-bean jelly is a summertime favorite in which slippery, tremulous slabs of mung-bean starch are steeped in a magma-like vinaigrette of peanuts, sesame seeds, chili oil, and those show-stealing peppercorns.

While the quesadillas cooked, the staffer asked what I wanted on the side: I could choose three from an array of beans, starches, roasted vegetables and pico de gallo.

These three crops differ from each other in their chemical characteristics, hemp being rich in cellulose, lignin and pectin, maize in hemicelluloses, particularly xylans, and faba bean in starch and nitrogen [ 22].

Researchers have found that the nodding occurs when children are fed the local diet of beans and starch.

The enzymes in the mold predigest the beans, turning starches into sugars, breaking proteins into amino acids, unlocking nutrients from leaden compounds.

No corn, no beans, no starches of any kind.