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Bread, manufacture

During the separation the strong wort and the sparge water mn ad together into the wort kettie for boiling, and the spent grains are sold as cattle fodder, or in some cases to bread manufacturers, and as such represent an important by-product of the brewing process. [Pg.21]

Food products may include frozen produce, canned produce, pasta, sauces in jars, prepared meals or pizzas. It is important to work closely with the manufacturer, in working out the best types of ingredients to use, depending on the manufacturing facilities available. For example, frozen fruit and vegetable processors require a specific size and quality, pasta and bread manufacturers will have their specific requirement of the variety and grade of wheat. They require consistent quality and volume so as to be able to produce a consistent end product. As with restaurants, it is important to build a good relationship with your processor and to keep the manufacturer informed of any potential problems. This allows them to take other action to ensure their production does not suffer. [Pg.137]

During the last four decades, economic pressures have forced changes in bread manufacture and distribution. Hence, as a consequence of the sensitivity of bread flavor to changes in technological procedures, the bread produced in a modern way is often somewhat deficient in odor and taste compared to bread produced and distributed by traditional methods. [Pg.258]

Arabinoxylans is another group of compounds that could be extracted from biomass, and in particular wheat bran. Arabinoxylans is one of the major dietary fibres in wheat, which has numerous applications in bread manufacture, animal feeding and medical applications (Schooneveld-Bergmans, 1999). Hollmann and... [Pg.93]

This, maybe somewhat peculiar, example demonstrates that the use of digestible catalysts, like the enzyme phytase, further broadens the field of catalysis, i.e. not in a visible production rmit but in the species or product where the catalytic conversion is really needed. Other examples in the food industry are the application of the enzymes chymosin, invertase and amylase for cheese, bonbon and bread manufacturing, respectively. [Pg.80]

In 1927 the First International Conference on Flour and Bread Manufacturing was held in Prague in 1932 the international scientific breadmaking conference was held in Rome. Proceedings of both of these conferences were published. It is fortunate that the abstracts of many of the papers are included in Chemical Abstracts. The contents of both of these proceedings are of interest, if only from an historical point of view. Some of the papers presented at these conferences have been listed (4, 4 ) to provide a means of measuring the progress of the last 25 years. [Pg.250]

Proceedings of the First International Conference on Flour and Bread Manufacture,... [Pg.255]

Liquid sugar, pure sucrose sirup, is relatively new to the baking industry, and use at present is confined to the larger bread manufacturing plants. Such plants, when they are located not too far from the source of supply, can take advantage of a price differential which more than offsets the cost of shipping contained water. [Pg.80]

While in this country and in Europe wheat is considered the main -bread grain still wheat is not absolutely essential and from the standpoint of nutrition some other grains are as sustaining as wheat. However, from the standpoints of ease of bread manufacture and appetizing qualities of the finished loaf at the present time, there is no other grade which can take the place of wheat in America and in Europe. [Pg.151]

While yeast must have some nitrogen for cell building still this requirement is so small that as far as the bread manufacturer is concerned the yeast may be considered to have little effect on the gluten of the bread flour. On the other hand the fact must not be overlooked that the protein of bread dough exerts a more or less definite effect upon the activity of yeast on the carbohydrates of bread dough. That there is a toxic action by the protein of wheat bread dough on yeast has been determined by several workers. [Pg.158]

Additives used in wheat bread manufacture may be divided into two groups those inhibiting microbial spoilage and those inhibiting physical and chemical deterioration of the wheat bread. [Pg.15]

Iodised salt used in bread manufacture in Canberra. [Pg.135]

Iodate used in bread manufacturing process in Canberra. [Pg.135]


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