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Gluten strength

Oxidoreductases Glucose oxidase Aspergillus niger Increase gluten strength Improve shelf life Preserve milk Indirect enzymatic bleaching Tooth paste... [Pg.1377]

Hexose oxidase Chondrus crispus Increase gluten strength... [Pg.1377]

Ammar, K., A. J. Lukaszewski, and G. M. Banowetz. 1997. Effect of Glu-Dl (5+10) on gluten strength and polymeric protein composition in durum wheat. Cereal Foods World 42 610. [Pg.131]

Elour of very fine and uniform particle size, treated with chlorine to reduce the gluten strength, used for making cakes. It is possible to add up to 140 parts of sugar to 100 parts of this flour. The product can be cleissed eis a weak flour which does not make good bread, but does make excellent cakes. [Pg.558]

This wheat has excellent milling and baking qualities. It is mainly used for the production of high-volume pan breads. Due to good gluten strength, it is used either alone or in blends with weaker wheats for the production of a diverse range of products, such as hearth breads, noodles, flat breads, and steam breads. [Pg.60]

What is gluten What kind of proteins conform the functional wheat gluten Investigate at least three different types of equipment used to determine gluten strength and extensibility. [Pg.322]

These quick assays were devised to predict wheat functionality, and as a screening tool, especially for new hard wheat genotypes being developed by plant breeders. Results of these assays differ according to the amount of gluten and gluten strength. The most common are the Pelshenke and sedimentation tests. [Pg.488]


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