Meanings of potato starch in English

The solution of potato starch is less stable than the soluble starch.

If soluble starch is not at hand, potato starch may be used.

For a natural, thin, silky syrup, we prefer cornstarch, arrowroot, or potato starch.

These are all made from a proprietary mixture of limestone and potato starch.

The control diet contained 55% pregelatinized potato starch.

The swelling index and size of the potato starch granules changed according to replacement of the swelling medium.

The Korean glass noodles used here are made from sweet potato starch, and have a delicious chewiness to them.

Dredging consists of coating food with a dry ingredient such as flour, bread crumbs, or potato starch before frying.

Dust the chicken with potato starch and deep fry for couple of minutes or until chicken is cooked though.

SE-P markedly reduced the viscosity of potato starch paste and inhibited retrogradation, whereas SE did not reduce it so much.

The reversible thermal transition of soluble branched starch chains prepared from slightly acid-treated potato starch granules (ATS) was investigated.

It also contains coconut oil and canola oil, beetroot juice for colour, bamboo fibre and potato starch for binding and some flavouring.

The amino acids and PL were easily retained by the swollen potato starch granules according to replacement of the outer solution of the starch granules.

We started out by experimenting with other starches (cornstarch and potato starch) but found the results to be similar to soups made with flour.

For an all-purpose flour mix, combine ¾ cups (120g) white rice flour, ¼ cup (30g) potato starch (not potato flour!

Tapioca starch, potato starch (use ⅝ cups per 1 cup of wheat flour, a 0.625:1 ratio), potato flour, and sorghum flour can also be used.