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Screening of 42 Bacillus isolates for ability to ferment soybeans into dawadawaAmoa-Awua, W. K.; Terlabie, N. N.; Sakyi-Dawson, E.2006Article
Lactobacillus ghanensis sp. nov. a motile lactic acid bacterium isolated from Ghanaian cocoa fermentationsNielsen, D. S.; Schillinger, U.; Franz, C. M. A. P.; Bresciani, J.; Amoa-Awua, W. K.; Holzapfel, W. H.; Jakobsen, M.2007Article
Lactic acid fermentation of cassava dough into agbelimaAmoa-Awua, W. K.; Appoh, F. E.; Jakobsen, M.1996Article
Genotyping of starter cultures of Bacillus subtilis and Bacillus pumilus for fermentation of African locust bean (Parkia biglobosa) to produce SoumbalaOuoba, L. I. I.; Diawara, B.; Amoa-Awua, W. K.; Traore, A. S.; Moller, P. L.2004Article
Utilization of unfermented cassava flour for the production of an indigenous African fermented food, agbelimaAmoa-Awua, W. K.; Owusu, M.; Feglo, P.2005Article
Effect of boiling and roasting on the fermentation of soybeans into dawadawa (soy-dawadawa)Dakwa, S.; Sakyi-Dawson, E.; Diako, C.; Annan, N. T.; Amoa-Awua, W. K.2005Article
Degradation of cyanogenic glycosides by Lactobacillus plantarum strains from spontaneous cassava fermentation and other microorganismsLei, V.; Amoa-Awua, W. K.; Brimer, L.1999Article
The comparative ability of four isolates of Bacillus subtilis to ferment soybeans into dawadawaTerlabie, N. N.; Sakyi-Dawson, E.; Amoa-Awua, W. K.2006Article
Antimicrobial interactions of microbial species involved in the fermentation of cassava dough into agbelima with particular reference to the inhibitory effect of lactic acid bacteria on enteric pathogensMante, E. S.; Sakyi-Dawson, E.; Amoa-Awua, W. K.2003Article
The effect of applying GMP and HACCP to traditional food processing at a semi-commercial kenkey production plant in GhanaAmoa-Awua, W. K.; Ngunjiri, P.; Anlobe, J.; Kpodo, K.; Halm, M.; Hayford, A. E.; Jakobsen, M.2007Article
Consumer preferences and fungal and mycotoxin contamination of dried cassava products from GhanaWareing, P. W.; Westby, A.; Gibbs, J. A.; Allotey, L. D.; Halm, M.2001Article
Modeling the solar drying kinetics of gamma irradiation-pretreated oyster mushrooms (Pleurotus ostreatus)Kortei, N. K.; Odamtten, G. T.; Ayim-Akonor, M.; Akonor, P. T.2016Article
Drying characteristics and physical and nutritional properties of shrimp meat as affected by different traditional drying techniquesAkonor, P. T.; Ofori, H.; Dziedzoave, N. T.; Kortei, N. K.2016Article
Evaluation of pearl millet varieties for adaptation to the semi-arid agro-ecology of Northern GhanaKanton, R. A. K.; Asungre, P.; Ansoba, E. Y.; Inusah, B. I. Y.; Bidzakin, J. K.; Abubakari, M.; Akonor, P. T.; Hagan, L. L.; Tortoe, C.; Akum, F. A.2015Article
Degradation of cyanogenic glycosides during the processing of high quality cassava flour (HQCF)Akonor, P. T.; Dziedzoave, N. T.; Ofori, H.2015Article
Effect of blanching and osmotic pre-treatment on drying kinetics, shrinkage and rehydration of chayote (Sechium edule) during convective dryingAkonor, P. T.; Tortoe, C.2014Article
Food safety knowledge: the case of domestic food handlers in AccraAkonor, P. T.; Akonor, M. A.2013Article
Consumer knowledge, preference, and perceived quality of dried tomato products in GhanaOwureku-Asare, M.; Ambrose, R. P. K.; Oduro, I.; Tortoe, C.; Saalia, F. K.2017Article
Physicochemical characterization of non-alcoholic beverages produced from malted roasted varieties of maize (Zea mays)Akonor, P. T.; Tortoe, C.; Oduro-Yeboah, C.2014Article
The mango industry in GhanaAbu, M.; Olympio, N. S.; Darko, J. O.; Adu-Amankwa, P.; Dadzie, B. K.2011Article
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