A new type of alcoholic beverage from rice was discovered in the republic of Zaire. Molds on rice play an indispensable role in the saccharification of starch, as is the case of Japanese saké. Comparison of starters for fermentation suggests its origin independent of Asia. Further field survey will probably reveal the existence of such mold-fermented alcoholic beverages in other regions of Africa.L'auteur a trouvé un nouveau type d'alcool de riz en République du Zaïre. Les moisissures jouent un rôle indispensable dans la saccharification de l'amidon, comme dans le cas du saké au Japon. Une comparaison des conditions initiales de la fermentation suggère une origine indépendante de l'Asie. D'autres études de terrain permettront probablement d...
Cereals represent the main crop in Africa (45% of arable land) and make an important contribution to...
Traditionally fermented beverages significantly contribute to food security in Africa. The nutrition...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 53-56)Lao-chao is a fermented rice product traditionally ...
A new type of alcoholic beverage from rice was discovered in the republic of Zaire. Molds on rice pl...
Fermentation is the oldest technology used in the production of many traditional cereal-based bevera...
Cereal fermentations in Africa and Asia involve mainly the processing of maize, rice, sorghum and th...
Fermented cereal-based foods play a crucial role in attaining food and nutrition security for resour...
In this study, the production techniques of indigenous alcoholic beverages in a rural village in Tan...
peer reviewedIn Africa, fermented food products are particularly used as weaning foods for young ch...
Fermentation remains an important food preparation technique of health, cultural and economic import...
Mbege is a beer made of banana (Musa spp.) and finger millet (Eleusine coracana). It is the most pop...
Opaque sorghum beers are traditional alcoholic beverages in several African countries. Known as tcho...
Background: Traditional Beninese fermented food Degue is widely consumed in Benin and other countrie...
Ikii is a fermented maize grits porridge prepared by the Kamba community in Kenya and is a favourite...
Medomdae is a Cambodian traditional dried starter culture used to produce alcoholic beverages and ot...
Cereals represent the main crop in Africa (45% of arable land) and make an important contribution to...
Traditionally fermented beverages significantly contribute to food security in Africa. The nutrition...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 53-56)Lao-chao is a fermented rice product traditionally ...
A new type of alcoholic beverage from rice was discovered in the republic of Zaire. Molds on rice pl...
Fermentation is the oldest technology used in the production of many traditional cereal-based bevera...
Cereal fermentations in Africa and Asia involve mainly the processing of maize, rice, sorghum and th...
Fermented cereal-based foods play a crucial role in attaining food and nutrition security for resour...
In this study, the production techniques of indigenous alcoholic beverages in a rural village in Tan...
peer reviewedIn Africa, fermented food products are particularly used as weaning foods for young ch...
Fermentation remains an important food preparation technique of health, cultural and economic import...
Mbege is a beer made of banana (Musa spp.) and finger millet (Eleusine coracana). It is the most pop...
Opaque sorghum beers are traditional alcoholic beverages in several African countries. Known as tcho...
Background: Traditional Beninese fermented food Degue is widely consumed in Benin and other countrie...
Ikii is a fermented maize grits porridge prepared by the Kamba community in Kenya and is a favourite...
Medomdae is a Cambodian traditional dried starter culture used to produce alcoholic beverages and ot...
Cereals represent the main crop in Africa (45% of arable land) and make an important contribution to...
Traditionally fermented beverages significantly contribute to food security in Africa. The nutrition...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 53-56)Lao-chao is a fermented rice product traditionally ...