Effect of Sodium Stearoyl‐2‐Lactylate on the Rheological and Baking Properties of Wheat Bread Fortified with Defatted Soybean and Sesame Meal
Sergio O. Serna‐Saldívar, Guadalupe Amanda López‐Ahumada, Refugio Ortega‐Ramírez, R. ABRIL DOMINGUEZ
Journal of Food Science
Abstract
ABSTRACT Wheat flour was fortified with 8% DSBM (defatted soybean meal), 12% DSBM and 8% DSBM/4% DSM (defatted sesame meal) to increase the protein content and amino acid profile, and to upgrade the overall nutritional value of the bread. SSL (sodium stearoyl‐2‐lacty‐late), at 0.5 and 1% levels, was incorporated into the three bread systems to overcome the deleterious effect of fortification on bread quality. Amylograph peak viscosity, dough elasticity, dough stability and bread volume improved when SSL was used. Addition of 1% SSL improved rheological properties and bread volume to a greater extent than 0.5% SSL. The control (100% wheat) bread had the best flavor, texture and color scores, followed by the 8% DSBM, 8% DSBM/4% DSM and 12% DSBM breads.
Extracted Claims
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1% SSL improved rheological properties and bread volume
“Addition of 1% SSL improved rheological properties and bread volume to a greater extent than 0.5% SSL.”
Wheat flour fortified with 8% DSBM (defatted soybean meal)
“Wheat flour was fortified with 8% DSBM (defatted soybean meal), 12% DSBM and 8% DSBM/4% DSM (defatted sesame meal) to increase the protein content and amino acid profile, and to upgrade the overall nu...”
Wheat flour fortified with 12% DSBM
“Wheat flour was fortified with 8% DSBM (defatted soybean meal), 12% DSBM and 8% DSBM/4% DSM (defatted sesame meal) to increase the protein content and amino acid profile, and to upgrade the overall nu...”