Authors: Lipi Das Utpal Raychaudhuri Runu Chakraborty
Publish Date: 2014/06/10
Volume: 52, Issue: 6, Pages: 3671-3680
Abstract
An attempt was made to study the effects of hydrocolloids on loaf weight volume crumb grain characteristics crumb moisture firmness and dough rheological properties on 30 coriander leaf supplemented breads Carrageenan CA carboxymethylcellulose CMC guar gum GG and xanthan gum XG were added in the proportions of 025 05 075 and 10 w/w of 100 g wheat flour Addition of hydrocolloid increased the loaf volume and decreased the average cell area An inverse relationship was observed between specific volume and average cell area XG showed uniform change in crumb moisture on storage at all levels of substitution However highest loss of moisture occurred in bread samples supplemented with GG Crumb firming kinetics using Avrami’s model showed slower firming rates for GG and CMC High complex modulus G values were observed in breads with 075 and 10 XG
Keywords: