The pasting properties of Indica rice flours from three different commercial cultivars with different milling degrees were measured using a rapid viscosity analyzer (RVA), and the correlation between pasting properties and milling degree was studied as well. The results showed that for all the cultivars, peak viscocity, minimum viscocity, breakdown and final viscocity increased, whereas pasting temperature declined with the increase in milling time representing milling degree, with the greatest changes being observed for all these parameters from 0 to 30 seconds of milling. The values of peak ...