2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.lwt.2012.04.019
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Effect of the addition of enzymes on the quality of frozen pre-baked French bread substituted with whole wheat flour

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“…Phospholipases are a particular kind of lipase with higher speciicity toward phospholipids (polar fraction), that converts them in situ into lipids with even higher polarity and surface activity [25]. These act as dough strengthening emulsiiers, with dough stabilizing properties [18].…”
Section: Phospholipase (Ec 3143)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Phospholipases are a particular kind of lipase with higher speciicity toward phospholipids (polar fraction), that converts them in situ into lipids with even higher polarity and surface activity [25]. These act as dough strengthening emulsiiers, with dough stabilizing properties [18].…”
Section: Phospholipase (Ec 3143)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These act as dough strengthening emulsiiers, with dough stabilizing properties [18]. With the use of phospholipases, traditional emulsiiers like DATEM, CSL and SSL can be completely or partially substituted in breadmaking with similar results [25]. Phospholipases also improve dough machinability, as the stickiness is reduced, and the bread volume ultimately increases [18].…”
Section: Phospholipase (Ec 3143)mentioning
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“…Currently enzymes also play an important role in baking technology (Guilbot and Godn 1984;Shah et al 2006;Grausgruber et al 2008;Almeida and Chang 2012). Showed the amount of enzyme required depends on the quality of the flour and on the bread making process as well as on the desired softness.…”
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confidence: 99%