Algarroba flour is used to supplement lysine-limiting systems such as wheat flour due to its amino acidic composition. The effects of adding up to 30% of this flour to wheat flour (W-A30) on dough characteristics and breadmaking performance were studied. Dough rheology was tested by farinograph, oscillatory rheometry and texture profile analyses. Molecular mobility was evaluated by nuclear magnetic resonance, and thermal properties were analyzed by differential scanning calorimetry and viscoamylograph studies. Besides, different bread quality parameters were evaluated. Incorporation of algarroba flour resulted into increase in water absorption, development time and degree of softening, and decrease in stability of wheat flour, leading to so...
The effect of two additives, high methoxyl pectin (P) and the emulsifier diacetyl tartaric acid este...
Leguminous flours provide both nutritional and functional benefits when they are incorporated in a b...
10 pages, 7 tables.-- Published online 7 June 2006.-- The original publication is available at www.s...
The objective of this work was to study the influence of carob flours from seed germ (G) and from fr...
A commercial flour was alternatively supplemented with five enzymatic and two chemical additives. Tw...
The incorporation of different flours into wheat bread may pursue different objectives, such as incr...
Resistant starch can be used to reduce the availability of carbohydrates in baked products. In this ...
The effect of mixing time on two Argentinean commercial flours (FI and FII) was studied. Both flours...
Additives have been used in the baking industry for a long time with many purposes, and their use is...
Resistant starches (RS) are important functional fibers with high potential for the development of h...
Bracts of maize (Zea mays, L.), a large agro-industrial residue and a source of functional biopolyme...
Artichoke (AF), eggplant (EF) and tomato (TF) flour were used as nutritional ingredients for wheat d...
Fiber-enriched breads can contribute to increasing the daily fiber intake. Resistant starches (RS) a...
Fiber-enriched breads can contribute to increasing the daily fiber intake. Resistant starches (RS) a...
Amaranth flour from germinated (GA) and non-germinated (A) seeds (0%-C, 5%, 15%, 25%) were mixed wit...
The effect of two additives, high methoxyl pectin (P) and the emulsifier diacetyl tartaric acid este...
Leguminous flours provide both nutritional and functional benefits when they are incorporated in a b...
10 pages, 7 tables.-- Published online 7 June 2006.-- The original publication is available at www.s...
The objective of this work was to study the influence of carob flours from seed germ (G) and from fr...
A commercial flour was alternatively supplemented with five enzymatic and two chemical additives. Tw...
The incorporation of different flours into wheat bread may pursue different objectives, such as incr...
Resistant starch can be used to reduce the availability of carbohydrates in baked products. In this ...
The effect of mixing time on two Argentinean commercial flours (FI and FII) was studied. Both flours...
Additives have been used in the baking industry for a long time with many purposes, and their use is...
Resistant starches (RS) are important functional fibers with high potential for the development of h...
Bracts of maize (Zea mays, L.), a large agro-industrial residue and a source of functional biopolyme...
Artichoke (AF), eggplant (EF) and tomato (TF) flour were used as nutritional ingredients for wheat d...
Fiber-enriched breads can contribute to increasing the daily fiber intake. Resistant starches (RS) a...
Fiber-enriched breads can contribute to increasing the daily fiber intake. Resistant starches (RS) a...
Amaranth flour from germinated (GA) and non-germinated (A) seeds (0%-C, 5%, 15%, 25%) were mixed wit...
The effect of two additives, high methoxyl pectin (P) and the emulsifier diacetyl tartaric acid este...
Leguminous flours provide both nutritional and functional benefits when they are incorporated in a b...
10 pages, 7 tables.-- Published online 7 June 2006.-- The original publication is available at www.s...