小麦及其面粉品质对馒头品质的影响

综合分析了小麦与面粉的蛋白质品质、淀粉品质、酶、脂类物质等对馒头品质的影响。     

小麦粉对馒头品质的影响

馒头品质的主要影响因素之一是小麦面粉品质。对小麦粉中的蛋白质含量、蛋白质质量、蛋白质组分及面团的流变学特性,淀粉含量、淀粉组成及小麦淀粉的黏度特性等各因素对馒头品质的影响进行了较为详细的论述。     

藜麦粉对小麦面团、面包质构特性及品质的影响

研究藜麦粉对小麦面团及面包质构特性的影响,为开发藜麦焙烤食品提供理论依据。在对藜麦粉中蛋白组分含量系统研究的基础上,利用质构仪的TPA模式测定添加藜麦粉对小麦面团硬度、弹性和黏性的影响,藜麦粉对面包硬度和弹性的影响。结果表明,随着藜麦粉添加量的增加,面团的硬度呈先减小后增加的趋势,添加量为15%时硬度最小;弹性呈先增大后减小的趋势,在藜麦粉添加量15%时达到最大值,黏性呈逐渐增大的趋势。随着藜麦粉添加量的增加,面包的硬度逐渐增大,弹性逐渐减小,感官评分先增大后减小,在15%时达到最大值。因此,藜麦粉的添加改变了小麦面团和面包的质构特性,且面团的质构特性与面包质构特性、面包感官品质间具有一定相关性。     

脱皮对紫糯小麦粉特性和面包焙烤品质的影响

研究了不同脱皮时间下制得紫糯小麦粉的理化特性和面团的流变特性,以及对面包焙烤品质和贮藏过程中老化程度的影响。紫糯小麦的脱皮时间分别设定为0、1、3、5、7 min,相当于约0%、1%、3%、5%、9%的皮层被去除。结果表明,随着紫糯小麦脱皮时间的延长,小麦粉的出粉率提高,蛋白质和灰分含量及面团的粉质和拉伸特性也发生改变。脱皮5 min后制得的紫糯小麦粉以15%比例添加到普通面包粉中,面包含水量显著增加,体积和质量呈增大趋势,并且面包结构变好,面包评分显著上升。此外,添加紫糯小麦粉的面包较长时间放置后仍然松软,能有效延迟贮藏期间面包的老化,在一定程度上延长了其货架期。     

脂肪酶对面包粉品质的影响研究

通过流变学试验、面包烘焙试验,探讨了国产脂肪酶对面包粉品质的影响。试验表明,与对照组相比较,在添加脂肪酶后,面团的流变学性质、面包品质都得到一定改善。由烘焙试验结果可知,脂肪酶对面包制品的内部组织结构,面包芯柔软度等指标都有较好的改良作用。本试验条件下,添加脂肪酶20ppm为最适添加量。     

Effect of flaxseed and wheat flour blends on dough rheology and bread quality

The rheological and baking properties of flaxseed/wheat composite flours were studied. Flaxseed flour was used to replace 50, 100, 150 and 200 g kg^?1 of wheat flour in bread. Farinographic studies showed that water absorption, dough development time and mixing tolerance index increased as the amount of flaxseed flour increased, while dough stability decreased at 100, 150 and 200 g kg^?1 of flaxseed flour substitution. The extensographic energy of dough also decreased at 150 and 200 g kg^?1 flaxseed levels. The addition of increasing amounts of flaxseed flour caused a decrease in extensibility. Doughs containing 100, 150 and 200 g kg^?1 flaxseed flour showed resistance to extension comparable to that of control dough. The specific volume of flaxseed flour breads was similar to that of control bread. Crust L, a, b values of breads with flaxseed flour were lower than those of control bread. Breads with flaxseed flour gave lower crumb L and b values and higher a values than control bread. The sensory properties showed that an acceptable bread could be produced using flaxseed flour up to a level of 200 g kg^?1. Copyright © 2007 Society of Chemical Industry     

Effect of mechanically damaged starch on wheat flour,noodle and steamed bread making quality

Wheat flour was ground in an ultrafine pulveriser to obtain different levels of damaged starch (DS). The effect of DS content on physicochemical properties of flour and quality attributes of Chinese noodles and northern‐style Chinese steamed bread were investigated. Results showed that the degree of starch damage raised from 6.54% to 12.06% as grinding intensity increased from 0 to 130 Hz (P < 0.05). The falling number, sedimentation value, starch pastes' viscosity, dough proofing stability were negatively, while water absorption, pastes thermal stability, the degree of starch pastes and dough level were positively correlated with DS content, respectively (P < 0.05). The increase in DS content from 6.54% to 8.86% did not lead to a deterioration of texture characteristic, which might be attributed to the slight declining in hardness while enhancing in springiness and cohesiveness. The flour with DS content of 6.54–9.66% was suitable for steamed bread making.     

Deoxynivalenol and other Fusarium mycotoxins in bread,cake, and biscuits produced from UK-grown wheat under commercial and pilot scale conditions

Bread, cakes and biscuits were manufactured from flour containing deoxynivalenol (DON) and low concentrations of zearalenone (ZON) and nivalenol (NIV). The results show that these mycotoxins remain mostly unaffected during manufacture. Although the results indicate that the mycotoxins are largely stable and survive processing, when concentrations were determined on an ‘as is’ basis as stipulated in legislation, levels in finished products were usually lower than in the starting flour due to the dilution effect of other ingredients such as fat, sugar and water. Thus mean concentrations of DON in bread were reduced by about 35% and 39% in white and wholemeal bread respectively which are in close agreement with the reduction required by the regulations although the changes that occur during milling white and wholemeal flour from whole wheat also need to be taken into account. The reduction of DON during cake manufacture is greater than for bread because flour makes up only about 25% of the starting ingredients. However, in biscuit production, particularly for crackers for which flour constitutes about 90% of the recipe ingredients, the reduction indicated by the regulations is not achieved. It is concluded that for some commercial processes, the whole-wheat or flour ingredients used will need to contain DON levels lower than those set by legislation to ensure that the final products will still meet statutory limits. Limited results with consignments containing low concentrations of ZON and NIV suggest that their stability and survival are similar to those for DON.     

面粉特性对荞麦馒头预拌粉品质的影响

测定8种不同面粉的基本性质、面团流变特性、发酵特性,并用其制备成荞麦馒头预拌粉制作荞麦馒头,通过测定荞麦馒头的比容、质构特性、感官品质等指标,探究面粉特性对荞麦馒头预拌粉品质的影响。试验结果表明:湿面筋含量在33%～34%,蛋白质含量在11%～12%的面粉其蛋白质弱化度较小,面团形成时间和稳定时间较长,面团的持气率较好,面团开始漏气时间较晚;对应编号制作的荞麦馒头比容较大,硬度、弹性、咀嚼性适中,感官评价总分较高;灰分0.4g/100g的面粉制作的荞麦馒头表面颜色光亮、色泽均匀。综上可得:湿面筋含量在33%～34%,蛋白质含量在11%～12%,吸水率在58%～60%,灰分0.4g/100g的面粉制作的荞麦馒头品质较好,比较适合制备荞麦馒头预拌粉。     

Effect of the lentil flour and hydrocolloids on baking characteristics of wholemeal durum wheat bread

In this study, the characterisation of functional bread based on wholemeal durum wheat flour enriched with lentil flour was investigated to find a good balance between the nutritional and organoleptic properties of the final product. In particular, the effect of different percentage of lentil flour (10%, 20% and 25%) and the type and amount of structuring agents (carboxymethyl cellulose, guar seed flour, pectin and tapioca starch) were studied by assessing the sensorial, textural and nutritional properties of the functional bread. Results showed that the increase in the lentil flour at 20% and 25% negatively affected the dough texture and the sensorial quality of the bread. The screening of different hydrocolloids on the bread sample enriched with 25% of legume flour highlighted that the guar seed flour at concentration of 2% allowed obtaining the best results in terms of sensory properties. The nutritional analysis of the optimised functional bread showed an increase in proteins and dietary fibre (total, soluble and insoluble), suggesting its high functional value and the possibility to propose it on a market that is constantly changing and attentive to health benefit of foods.     

Effect of modified atmosphere packaging on the shelf life of sliced wheat flour bread

The application of modified atmospheres packaging (MAP) of sliced bread with different aw, moisture content and pH values, with or without preservative added (calcium propionate) and at different storage temperatures, has been studied with the aim of establishing the effect of MAP on the shelf-life of the selected product. Four atmospheres were tested per batch: 100% N2, 20% CO2/80% N2, 50% CO2/50% N2 and a standard air control. In samples without added preservative in CO2:N2 (50:50), the increases in shelf life were 117% and 158% at 22-25 degrees C and 15-20 degrees C, respectively. In samples with added preservative in 100% N2, shelf life was increased by 116%. Samples with added preservative in 20% CO2:80% N2 increased shelf life by 150% and 131% at 22-25 degrees C and 15-20 degrees C, respectively. By increasing the CO2 concentration to 50%, the increases in shelf life of the samples with added preservative were 167% and 195% at 22-25 degrees C and 15-20 degrees C, respectively.     

Effect of storage of surfactant gels on the bread making quality of wheat flour

Sodium stearoyl-2-lactylate (SSL), diacetyl tartaric acid esters of monoglyceride (DATEM), glycerol monostearate (GMS) and distilled glycerol monostearate (DGMS) surfactant gels were made with water and varying shortening contents. The SSL, DGMS, GMS and DATEM gels, with and without shortening in them, were stored for 3, 6, 9 and 15 days and their effects on bread-making quality were studied. All the gels improved the bread-making quality, to varying extents depending on the surfactant. On storage of gels, the improving effect was gradually reduced with increasing time, for all the gels made, with or without shortening. The adverse effect of storage on gels with shortening on bread-making quality was greater than that on gels without shortening and it varied from surfactant to surfactant. The results brought to light the adverse effect of storage of gels in improving the quality of bread.     

Survey of 11 mycotoxins in wheat flour in Hebei province,China

A survey of 11 mycotoxins in 348 wheat flour samples marketed in Hebei province of China were analysed by liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry, was carried out. The selected mycotoxins consisted of four aflatoxins (AFs: AFB₁, AFB₂, AFG₁ and AFG₂) and seven Fusarium toxins, i.e. deoxynivalenol (DON), nivalenol, 3-acetyldeoxynivalenol and 15-acetyldeoxynivalenol, zearalenone, Fusarenon-X and deoxynivalenol-3-glucoside. Results indicated that most of the wheat samples analysed were contaminated with mycotoxins. Wheat was most susceptible to DON (91.4% contamination), with a mean level of 240 μg kg^?1. On average the probable daily intake (PDI, expressed as µg kg^?1 body weight day^?1) of mycotoxins was within the provisional maximum tolerable daily intake (PMTDI, 2.0 µg kg^?1 of body weight day^?1) as set by the Joint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives. Nevertheless, exposure assessment revealed that the maximum PDI of mycotoxins was 4.06 µg kg^?1 body weight day^?1, which was twice the PMTDI value. Thus, consistent monitoring is recommended, as to keep the contamination level under control.     

Microflora of the sour dough of wheat flour bread

Summary Wheat doughs elaborated with microbial mass fromSaccharomyces cerevisiae, Candida boidinii, Lactobacillus plantarum andStreptococcus faecium, individually and in up to 13 combinations have been investigated for: (a) changes during fermentation in short chain (C₃–C₆) volatile organic acids, and (b) headspace gas composition (alcohols, esters and carbonyl compounds) of fermented doughs. Lactic acid bacteria, when used individually, did not produce C₃–C₆ volatile organic acids, but when added to doughs with yeasts promoted an increase in propionic and isobutyric acids and a decrease in isovaleric acid concentration in relation to the amounts produced by the yeasts alone.n-Butyric andn-valeric acids were present in very low amounts that did not change during fermentation in any of the samples studied. The headspace gas from doughs with lactic acid bacteria contained very small amounts of volatile flavor compounds; diacetyl was the most relevant component. Yeasts had the same qualitative headspace composition, but they differed quantitatively.S. cerevisiae produced larger amounts of all the components thanC. boidinii. Ethanol was the most abundant compound followed by acetaldehyde,n-propanol, hexanal+isobutanol and isoamyl alcohol. In general, the addition of lactic acid bacteria to dough with yeasts did not significantly modify the head-space flavor fraction. Doughs with both yeasts and lactic acid bacteria produced more ethanol than expected from the proportion of each yeast. WhenC. boidinii was inoculated in higher concentration (70%) thanS, cerevisiae several components not detected in the other samples could be identified: isoamyl acetate,n-butanol, amyl acetate andn-pentanol.

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Mikroflora der Sauerteiges von Weizenbrot XIV. Veränderungen der flüchtigen Verbindungen während der Gärung von Teigen mit reinen Mikroorganismen und ihren Mischungen

Zusammenfassung Es wurden Weizenteige mitS. cerevisiae, C. boidinii, L. plantarum und S. faecium, einzeln und in bis dreizehn Kombinationen, hergestellt und die Veränderungen der kurzkettigen (C₃–C₆), flüchtigen organischen Säuren während der Gärung und die Gaszusammensetzung im Kopfraum auf Alkohole, Ester und Carbonyl-Verbindungen der fermentierten Teige untersucht. Die Milchsäurebakterien, wenn einzel benutzt, bildeten keine (C₃–C₆) flüchtigen organischen Säuren, aber wenn sie zu hefehaltigen Teigen zugegeben wurden, verursachten sie eine Zunahme des Gehaltes an Propion- und Isobuttersäure und eine Abnahme des Gehaltes an Isovaleriansäure.n-Butter- undn-Valeriansäure waren in kleinen Mengen anwesend und veränderten sich nicht während der Gärung. Das Kopfraumgas von Teigen mit Milchsäurebakterien enthielt sehr kleine Mengen von flüchtigen Aromaverbindungen; Diacetyl war der wichtigste Bestandteil. Hefen ergaben eine ähnliche qualitative Zusammensetzung des Gases im Kopfraum, aber quantitativ unterschiedlich.S. cerevisiae bildete größere Mengen von allen Verbindungen alsC. bodinii. Der Gehalt an Ethylalkohol war am höchsten, gefolgt von Acetaldehyd,n-Propanol, Hexanal und Isobutylalkohol. Im Allgemeinen verursachte die Zugabe von Milchsäurebakterien zum Hefeteig keine tiefgreifende Veränderung der Aromafraktion im Kopfraum. Teige mit Hefen und Milchsäurebakterien bildeten mehr Ethylalkohol als erwartet. WennC. bodinii in höheren Mengen (70%) alsS. cerevisiae eingeimpft wurde, so konnten manche Bestandteile in den Proben nicht identifiziert werden: Isoamylacetate,n-Butanol, Amylacetat undn-Pentanol.

     

Fate of Fusarium mycotoxins in maize flour and grits during extrusion cooking

Extrusion technology is used widely in the manufacture of a range of breakfast cereals and snacks for human consumption and animal feeds. To minimise consumer exposure to mycotoxins, the levels of deoxynivalenol (DON) and zearalenone (ZON) in cereals/cereal products and fumonisins B₁ and B₂ (FB₁ and FB₂) in maize are controlled by European Union legislation. Relatively few studies, however, have examined the loss of Fusarium mycotoxins during processing. The behaviour of FB₁, FB₂ and fumonisin B₃ (FB₃), DON and ZON during extrusion of naturally contaminated maize flour and maize grits is examined using pilot-scale equipment. DON and ZON are relatively stable during extrusion cooking but the fumonisins are lost to varying degrees. There is some loss of ZON when present in low concentrations and extruded at higher moisture contents. The presence of additives, such as reducing sugars and sodium chloride, can also affect mycotoxin levels. Moisture content of the cereal feed during extrusion is important and has a greater effect than temperature, particularly on the loss of fumonisins at the lower moistures. The effects are complex and not easy to explain, although more energy input to the extruder is required for drier materials. However, on the basis of these studies, the relationship between the concentration of Fusarium toxins in the raw and finished product is toxin- and process-dependent.     

百合粉添加量对面团特性及面包品质的影响

为拓宽百合的应用渠道,提高面包的营养价值,研究了百合粉添加量(0%,5%,10%,15%,20%)对面团的微观结构、糊化特性、流变学特性以及面包品质的影响。结果表明:随着百合粉添加量增大,混合粉的持油性先降低后增加,持水性显著增加(P<0.05)。添加了百合粉后,面团的糊化温度升高,回生值和峰值黏度下降,面团的弹性模量和黏性模量均呈上升趋势。百合粉的添加,破坏了面筋蛋白原本均匀致密的微观结构;使面包的硬度显著增大(P<0.05),弹性、内聚性、胶黏性、咀嚼性、回复性、比容和感官评分显著降低(P<0.05);改变了小麦面团的特性和面包的品质,在小麦粉中添加5%～10%的百合粉,能保证面包较高的感官品质。     

Distribution of Fusarium mycotoxins in UK wheat mill fractions

The EU has set maximum limits for the Fusarium mycotoxins, deoxynivalenol (DON) and zearalenone (ZON). The maximum permitted level decreases from unprocessed wheat, through intermediary products, e.g. flour, to finished products such as bakery goods and breakfast cereals. It is, therefore, important to understand the effects of processing on the mycotoxin distribution in mill fractions. Between 2004 and 2007, samples were taken at commercial flour mills at various points in the milling process and analysed for trichothecenes and ZON. Samples with a range of mycotoxin concentrations harvested in 2004 and 2005 were processed in a pilot mill and the mycotoxins in the different mill fractions quantified. In the commercial samples, DON was the predominant mycotoxin with highest levels detected in the bran fraction. Analysis of the pilot mill fractions identified a significant difference between the two years and between mycotoxins. The proportion of DON and nivalenol in the mill fractions varied between years. DON and nivalenol were higher in flour fractions and lower in bran and offal in samples from 2004 compared to samples from 2005. This may be a consequence of high rainfall pre-harvest in 2004 resulting in movement of these mycotoxins within grains before harvest. There was no significant difference in the distribution of ZON within mill fractions between the two years. For DON, higher concentrations in the grain resulted in a greater proportion of DON within the flour fractions. Understanding the factors that impact on the fractionation of mycotoxins during milling will help cereal processors to manufacture products within legislative limits.     

Effect of defatted maize germ flour addition on the physical and sensory quality of wheat bread

Maize (Zea mays L.) processing produces large quantities of defatted maize germ (DMG) that is being used mainly for animal feed. The objective of this study was to exploit use of this nutrient-rich by-product in bread by replacing wheat flour at 5-20 g/100 g levels. Breads prepared with wheat-DMG flour blends were analyzed for loaf volume, density, instrumental dough hardness and bread firmness, Hunter color (“L”, “a”, “b”, chroma, and hue angle), and selected sensory attributes. Loaf volumes decreased significantly, from 318.8 ml to 216.3 ml, as the DMG flour supplementation was increased from 0 to 20 g/100 g; a similar effect was observed for bread specific volume. Increase in dough hardness (7.56-71.32 N) was directly related to increase in DMG flour levels. Instrumental firmness values were significantly higher for breads containing DMG flours, 61.58 N in 20 g/100 g DMG bread versus 32.84 N for the control bread, made with wheat flour only. The control bread was lighter in color, as shown by higher “L” values, than those having DMG flour, with chroma and hue angle values significantly higher in treatment breads. In general, no differences were observed for the sensory attributes of crumb color, cells uniformity, aroma, firmness, mouthfeel, and off-flavor in breads with up to 15 g/100 g DMG flour, while the overall acceptability scores showed a mixed pattern. The results of this study demonstrated that acceptable quality bread could be made with DMG flour addition at ≤15 g/100 g.