WHITE SORGHUM FLOUR Sorghum flour is obtained by grinding whole sorghum grains. It is light in color, soft, and has a neutral flavor. Since it is a gluten-free flour, it can be safely consumed by those with gluten sensitivities. Bread, baby food, various dishes, and purees can be made with sorghum flour. Breads made from sorghum flour include roti in India, injera in Ethiopia, kisra in Sudan, lahooh in Somalia, and tortilla in Central America. It is a type of dry crepe. Since it is a gluten-free flour, it is recommended to mix it with other flours in equal amounts. Wheat is added to sorghum flour to improve the quality of pastries. Couscous is prepared from sorghum flour. What is the raw material of White Sorghum Flour? WHITE SORGHUM SEED Sorghum is a forage plant belonging to the Poaceae family. It is white in color and is a grain. It is a beneficial food for pigeons. The oil it contains is very beneficial for the respiratory tract. The omega-6 and other fatty acids it contains strengthen the immune system. The oleic acid it contains creates high-quality and shiny feathers. White sorghum is of first-class grain quality. How is it used in the world? It is easily grown in hot and arid climates. It is widely used in the production of human food, animal feed, alcoholic beverages, and renewable energy sources in nearly 70 countries. It is especially valued as human food in Africa, the Americas, and Asia. In India, South Asian countries, South Africa, and the Americas, it is used in the form of couscous, bread sorghum flour, porridge, molasses, and sweet syrup. China and Mexico lead in production. There are two types, sweet and unsweetened. Its uses worldwide are categorized into four main groups: grain sorghum, fodder sorghum, sweet (sugar) sorghum, and broom sorghum. Some people consider sorghum the salvation of humanity. There are many types of sorghum. The most common is sorghum bico. It comes in both sweet and unsweetened varieties. Sorghum is widespread worldwide because it is inexpensive and grows in every climate. This makes it an ideal tool in the fight against world hunger. It is a counterpart to quinoa. It is cheap and easy to grow. It does not require irrigation or fertilizer. Scientists believe that the value of sorghum will be better understood if global warming progresses further. It can be stored for approximately eight years. Its storage life is longer than other grains. It provides security for regions experiencing famine and drought. What is its history? It has been cultivated for 5,000 years. It has surpassed other grains in the Far East and Africa. What are its benefits? It has a filling effect. It is an ideal food for those seeking weight control. It is gluten-free. It is a safe food for those with gluten sensitivities. It is rich in vitamins and minerals such as B vitamins, magnesium, potassium, phosphorus, iron, and zinc. It is very good in
fiber. It is a widely produced grain worldwide. It is used in bread making. Its syrup is used as a sweetener. It is a natural fuel source. What is its shelf life? Its shelf life is 1 year. How is it packaged? It is packaged using Kraft Doypack zip-lock bags up to 1000 g. It is packaged using Laminated Polyethylene bags for 5, 10, 25,000 g. Packages between 5 and 25 kg are prepared. How is shipping carried out? Shipments are made through contracted cargo companies. Large tonnage purchases are carried out through warehouses, logistics companies, and contracted carriers. What are its nutritional properties? Energy and Nutrition Facts Per 100g: Energy 386 kcal Fat 3g - Saturated Fat 0.1g Carbohydrate 40g - Sugars 0.1g Protein 10g Salt 0g
Fiber 4g ROTI (FLAT BREAD) MAKING Ingredients Three cups Ingro White Sorghum Flour Warm water as needed One teaspoon of salt Preparation To make roti, a type of dry crepe, sorghum flour is mixed with warm water and kneaded until a sticky dough forms. This dough is then shaped into a circle, approximately the width of the pan, like flatbread or yeast bread, with a diameter of 12-15cm and a thickness of 1.3-3.0mm. Finally, it is cooked in a hot pan. It can be served with a curry sauce or stew, soup, or yogurt.