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Dough properties are of great concern in baking science and industry. It is generally assumed that the differences amongst wheat varieties in terms of dough properties are due to a collective effect of various flour attributes, including pentosans. On the basis of water extractability, pentosans are divided into water-extractable and -unextractable pentosans. Both of these fractions have different impacts on the technological properties of dough. Moreover, pentosans though dietary fibre but has less popularity in local baking industry as an alternate source. The work presented in this book is…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Dough properties are of great concern in baking science and industry. It is generally assumed that the differences amongst wheat varieties in terms of dough properties are due to a collective effect of various flour attributes, including pentosans. On the basis of water extractability, pentosans are divided into water-extractable and -unextractable pentosans. Both of these fractions have different impacts on the technological properties of dough. Moreover, pentosans though dietary fibre but has less popularity in local baking industry as an alternate source. The work presented in this book is based on the investigation into the effects of two main pentosan fractions on dough properties of wheat. For this purpose, pentosan fractions were separately isolated from wheat and supplemented in varied levels in flours of different wheat varieties. This work adds a lot of new knowledge to understand the role of pentosans in wheat dough properties and with this understanding one can effectively optimize dough composition for specific purpose.
Autorenporträt
The author is food scientist and affiliated with Pakistan Agricultural Research Council since 2004. Grain quality & food safety concerns are focal areas of his work with main objectives of protecting consumer's health, supporting local industry and contributing in food science advancements. Dr. Saqib received the Ph.D degree in food sci. & technol.