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This new MDPI book should be of interest to a wide range of readers. Students of a variety of faculties, employees of the food industry, producers of functional food, farmers, and nutritionists will certainly be interested. The book provides new information on legumes, their nutritional value, the content of biologically active compounds, and changes in the activity of these compounds as a result of the application of various technological processes. The book will not only increase the knowledge of readers but also potentially motivate them to change their diets by including legumes on the menu. According to nutritionists' recommendations, such a change has a positive effect on health.

Technology: general issues --- endogenous enzyme --- phenolic compounds --- ultra-high performance liquid chromatography --- response surface methodology --- beans --- iron --- zinc and copper bioaccessibility --- myo-inositol phosphates --- anti-nutrients --- polyphenols --- household processing --- peanut-oil --- food-analysis --- peanut-oil-adulteration --- infrared-spectroscopy --- partial-least-regression-analysis --- food-quality-assurance --- mesquite --- Prosopis laevigata --- extrusion --- radical scavenging capacity --- apigenin --- tempeh --- Phaseolus vulgaris L. --- nutritional value --- sensory analysis --- Glycine max L. --- grass pea --- Lathyrus sativus --- antioxidant activity --- endogenous enzyme --- phenolic compounds --- ultra-high performance liquid chromatography --- response surface methodology --- beans --- iron --- zinc and copper bioaccessibility --- myo-inositol phosphates --- anti-nutrients --- polyphenols --- household processing --- peanut-oil --- food-analysis --- peanut-oil-adulteration --- infrared-spectroscopy --- partial-least-regression-analysis --- food-quality-assurance --- mesquite --- Prosopis laevigata --- extrusion --- radical scavenging capacity --- apigenin --- tempeh --- Phaseolus vulgaris L. --- nutritional value --- sensory analysis --- Glycine max L. --- grass pea --- Lathyrus sativus --- antioxidant activity

Choose an application

• Reference Manager
• EndNote
• RefWorks (Direct export to RefWorks)

This new MDPI book should be of interest to a wide range of readers. Students of a variety of faculties, employees of the food industry, producers of functional food, farmers, and nutritionists will certainly be interested. The book provides new information on legumes, their nutritional value, the content of biologically active compounds, and changes in the activity of these compounds as a result of the application of various technological processes. The book will not only increase the knowledge of readers but also potentially motivate them to change their diets by including legumes on the menu. According to nutritionists' recommendations, such a change has a positive effect on health.

endogenous enzyme --- phenolic compounds --- ultra-high performance liquid chromatography --- response surface methodology --- beans --- iron --- zinc and copper bioaccessibility --- myo-inositol phosphates --- anti-nutrients --- polyphenols --- household processing --- peanut-oil --- food-analysis --- peanut-oil-adulteration --- infrared-spectroscopy --- partial-least-regression-analysis --- food-quality-assurance --- mesquite --- Prosopis laevigata --- extrusion --- radical scavenging capacity --- apigenin --- tempeh --- Phaseolus vulgaris L. --- nutritional value --- sensory analysis --- Glycine max L. --- grass pea --- Lathyrus sativus --- antioxidant activity --- n/a