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How much popped corn will raw corn make?
On average, 1 cup of raw corn kernels will yield about 4-5 cups of popped corn when popped. The exact amount can vary based on the type and quality of the corn kernels, as well as the popping method used.
How is polyploidy used in the field of agriculture?
Polyploidy is used in agriculture to develop plants with increased vigor, larger fruit size, and improved disease resistance. This can lead to higher crop yields and better quality produce. Plant breeders utilize polyploidy to create new varieties with desirable traits for commercial cultivation.
What measurements were used in ancient times?
hand,foot,span,cubit,kernels of corn,
What is shelled corn?
Shelled corn refers to corn kernels that have been removed from the cob or husk. The process of shelling corn involves separating the kernels from the ear using specialized equipment such as a corn sheller. Shelled corn is commonly used as animal feed, in ethanol production, and as a food ingredient in various products. It is a versatile agricultural commodity with a wide range of applications in various industries.
How is corn meal made and what is the process involved in its production?
Corn meal is made by grinding dried corn kernels into a fine powder. The process involves cleaning the corn, removing the outer husk, drying the kernels, and then grinding them into a fine texture. The resulting corn meal can be used in various recipes such as cornbread, tortillas, and porridge.
Is corn a vegetable or a carb?
Carbohydrate ====================================================== Corn is both a vegetable and a carbohydrate. Vegetables and carbohydrates are not mutually exclusive. Corn boiled or baked on the cob is a popular summer dish, especially at picnics and other family outings.
Is the corn fed to cows a special type of corn?
Yes, "cow" corn is either forage or grain corn.Specifically, forage corn involves the ears and stalks of the corn plant. They are chopped up by forage harvester machines, for storage in silos. They then are fed to cattle, to provide them with cellulose as well as natural starches and sugars.Grain corn involves the kernels. The plants are allowed to mature until the kernels are big and dried out. By that time, the plant's natural sugars have been converted into starch. The corn plants are harvested by combines, to separate out the big, dried out, hardened, matured kernels. The kernels then are ground, to be used as fine particles of corn meal feed for cattle.
What is the difference between corn meal and corn flour?
Corn meal is made from grinding dried corn kernels into a coarse powder, while corn flour is a finer powder made from grinding the entire corn kernel. Corn meal has a grittier texture and is often used in baking, while corn flour is smoother and is commonly used as a thickening agent in cooking.
What is a corn remover?
It is an implement used to cut the corn kernels off a corn cob. I'm not sure what it looks like exactly because I have never used one but I have friends who always remove their corn from their corn cobs before eating them. I just pick it up and eat it off the cob myself.
What fungus kills corn?
Several fungi infect corn, but I think you are referring to corn smut (Ustilago maydis) with affects and destroys the corn kernels. It is eaten in Mexico as the food delicacy huitlacoche and used as a filling in quesadillas and other foods.
What did windmills used to be used for?
Mainly to grind corn and other seeds, turning them to flour.
What is the difference between corn flour and corn meal?
Corn flour is a finely ground powder made from corn kernels, while cornmeal is a coarser grind of corn that has a more granular texture. Corn flour is often used as a thickening agent in recipes, while cornmeal is commonly used in baking and cooking for its texture and flavor.
