Tapioca flour, derived from the cassava root cultivated organically via intercropping near Salem, TN, is a versatile and gluten-free ingredient. The processing involves several stages to ensure purity and quality:
- Harvesting and Cleaning
- Fresh cassava roots are harvested and thoroughly washed to remove dirt and debris.
- Peeling
- The outer brown skin and the thin underlayer are peeled off, exposing the white flesh.
- Grating- The peeled cassava is grated.
4. Drying- Dried in Solar Tunnel Dryer till crisp.5. Milling and Sieving- The dried tapioca is milled into a fine flour and sieved to ensure uniform particle size.
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- Gluten-Free Baking:
Tapioca flour is used in cakes, cookies, bread, and pastries as a gluten-free alternative. It enhances the texture and elasticity of baked goods. - Thickening Agent:
Used in soups, sauces, and gravies due to its excellent thickening ability. - Binding Agent:
Acts as a binder in recipes like patties and doughs, ensuring structure and integrity.
- Gluten-Free Baking:
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