Grainy Delight: Pearl and Finger Millet Cassata

Background: Ice cream is a treat that people of all ages enjoy, but some individuals with certain disorders and senior citizens avoid it due to the formulations. However, pearl and finger millet are two millets commonly consumed in different parts of India and have gained popularity recently due to their numerous health benefits and unique flavor profiles. It is often used in various cuisines to make porridge, bread, and other dishes. Methods: Combining these two millets in a cassata formulation, we can develop a unique flavor profile of ice cream that is healthy and delicious. Cassata combines layers of sponge cake, cream, and nut garnish. The cake is made with a blend of pearl millet and finger millet flours, which gives it a unique flavor and texture. This formulation could also act as an alternative source of minerals, replacing wheat flour. The development of a millet-based cassata concoction has the potential to contribute to a more diverse and sustainable food system. Result: The developed formulation has been subjected to nutritional analysis and found healthy. The nutrient contents are balanced and provide sufficient energy. The millets in the concoction act as the stabilizing agent, flavoring agent, and coloring agent. The concoction comprises minimum total sugar and fat content and sufficient minerals, dietary fibers, and protein. A natural, healthy dessert can minimize the consumption of unhealthy food products.

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Asian Journal of Dairy and Food Research
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2025-03-13
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https://doi.org/10.18805/ajdfr.dr-2257
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Plant Physiology and Cultivation Studies
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Grainy Delight: Pearl and Finger Millet Cassata

S. Balaji, Sindhuja Sankaran, S. Lakshmi, Samantha G. Haribabu
Asian Journal of Dairy and Food Research
Plant Physiology and Cultivation Studies
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Grainy Delight: Pearl and Finger Millet Cassata

S. Balaji, Sindhuja Sankaran, S. Lakshmi, Samantha G. Haribabu
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Abstract

Background: Ice cream is a treat that people of all ages enjoy, but some individuals with certain disorders and senior citizens avoid it due to the formulations. However, pearl and finger millet are two millets commonly consumed in different parts of India and have gained popularity recently due to their numerous health benefits and unique flavor profiles. It is often used in various cuisines to make porridge, bread, and other dishes. Methods: Combining these two millets in a cassata formulation, we can develop a unique flavor profile of ice cream that is healthy and delicious. Cassata combines layers of sponge cake, cream, and nut garnish. The cake is made with a blend of pearl millet and finger millet flours, which gives it a unique flavor and texture. This formulation could also act as an alternative source of minerals, replacing wheat flour. The development of a millet-based cassata concoction has the potential to contribute to a more diverse and sustainable food system. Result: The developed formulation has been subjected to nutritional analysis and found healthy. The nutrient contents are balanced and provide sufficient energy. The millets in the concoction act as the stabilizing agent, flavoring agent, and coloring agent. The concoction comprises minimum total sugar and fat content and sufficient minerals, dietary fibers, and protein. A natural, healthy dessert can minimize the consumption of unhealthy food products.

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