1999
DOI: 10.1007/s002170050370
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Effect of gluten addition and storage time on white pan bread quality: instrumental evaluation

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“…The quality of bread depends upon several factors. Intrinsic parameters of the flour, such as carbohydrate [105,106], gluten [107], mineral element [108], lipid content [109,110] and endogenous enzyme activity [111], and on the other hand extrinsic parameters referring to the breadmaking procedure, such as temperature, stages and extent of fermentation [112], water activity [113,114], redox potential and additives [115,116,117], and incorporation of nutritional or rheological improvers, such as dairy ingredients [118], affect the quality of the final product. The effect of these factors can be either direct or indirect, by affecting the microflora, either this is supplied as a commercial starter or in traditional sourdough processes.…”
Section: Probiotic Bacteria In the Composition Of Bread Sourdoughmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The quality of bread depends upon several factors. Intrinsic parameters of the flour, such as carbohydrate [105,106], gluten [107], mineral element [108], lipid content [109,110] and endogenous enzyme activity [111], and on the other hand extrinsic parameters referring to the breadmaking procedure, such as temperature, stages and extent of fermentation [112], water activity [113,114], redox potential and additives [115,116,117], and incorporation of nutritional or rheological improvers, such as dairy ingredients [118], affect the quality of the final product. The effect of these factors can be either direct or indirect, by affecting the microflora, either this is supplied as a commercial starter or in traditional sourdough processes.…”
Section: Probiotic Bacteria In the Composition Of Bread Sourdoughmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In later years cereal products were enriched with concentrate and hydrolysate of protein sources, such as lysine, soybean, tomato seed, milk, bean, sunflower, chickpea, pea, gluten, corn germ [19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28]. Fish products were also used in enriching of cereal products: fish protein concentrate, fish protein hydrolysate, omega-3 fatty acid and surimi [29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36].…”
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“…WBF has a detrimental effect on the bread making quality in terms of colour and volume because of the natural dark colour and absence of gluten. Some researchers recommended vital gluten, milk, non fat dry milk, whey, ascorbic acid, gum, and emulsifier additions to the bread formula to overcome the quality losses (Haber 1980;Callejo et al 1999). There are a number of studies in the literature on the improving effect of vital gluten on the quality of bread prepared with pseudo-cereal, legume, or gluten free cereal flours.…”
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“…There are a number of studies in the literature on the improving effect of vital gluten on the quality of bread prepared with pseudo-cereal, legume, or gluten free cereal flours. The gluten proteins play an important role in subsequent stages of the bread making process and in the structure and volume of the final product (Callejo et al 1999). Emulsifiers influence rheological properties of bread by interacting with proteins and carbohydrates thus resulting in a better quality of dough.…”
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