2021
DOI: 10.1080/19476337.2021.1936192
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Effects of potato powder on wheat dough properties and fresh noodles quality

Abstract: Herein, the mechanism underlying the effect of potato powder on noodle quality is investigated. The pasting, rheological, and thermal properties of dough with different contents (5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, 25%, and 30%) of potato powder and fresh noodle quality were examined. An increase in the potato powder content resulted in the deterioration of the dough pasting properties as well as noodle adhesiveness and springiness, with increases in dough loss and storage modulus. It also decreased the dough freezable water c… Show more

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“…In addition, Kang et al (2018) also revealed that the optimal cooking time was 6 min for the NaCl (2%, w/w) incorporated wheat flour‐based noodles, and the CL observed steady increase in the CL and CY where they found the values of CT ranged (2–12 min), CY ranged (1.64–3.49 g/g), CL and ranged (4.73–10.82%). Tao et al (2021) developed high‐gluten wheat flour‐based noodles with potato powder (0–30%), where they observed the values of WAI ranged (92.1–133.4%), and CL ranged (3.78–8.24%). They concluded that WAI and CL were directly proportional to the potato powder amount/quantity added.…”
Section: Starch Noodles Preparationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In addition, Kang et al (2018) also revealed that the optimal cooking time was 6 min for the NaCl (2%, w/w) incorporated wheat flour‐based noodles, and the CL observed steady increase in the CL and CY where they found the values of CT ranged (2–12 min), CY ranged (1.64–3.49 g/g), CL and ranged (4.73–10.82%). Tao et al (2021) developed high‐gluten wheat flour‐based noodles with potato powder (0–30%), where they observed the values of WAI ranged (92.1–133.4%), and CL ranged (3.78–8.24%). They concluded that WAI and CL were directly proportional to the potato powder amount/quantity added.…”
Section: Starch Noodles Preparationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They observed that α-amylase incorporation increased the SP while reducing the peak time and setback, declining CT (465-495 s) but inclining CL (6.64-7.03%), and the WAI values ranged from 1.22% to 1.32%. In addition,Kang et al (2018) also revealed that the optimal cooking time was 6 min for the NaCl (2%, w/w) incorporated wheat flourbased noodles, and the CL observed steady increase in the CL and CY where they found the values of CT ranged (2-12 min), CY ranged (1.64-3.49 g/g), CL and ranged (4.73-10.82%) Tao et al (2021). developed high-gluten wheat flour-based noodles with potato powder (0-30%), where they observed the values of WAI ranged (92.1-133.4%), and CL ranged (3.78-8.24%).…”
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confidence: 93%