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Egyptian Journal of Food Science. 1996; 24 (3): 261-275
in English | IMEMR | ID: emr-40721

ABSTRACT

The extinsograph results showed that addition of up to 9% raw or defatted wheat germs have good potentialities to be used in supplementing 82% flour for shamy bread making. On the other hand, the use of toasted germs would have deleterious effects on dough qualities required for bread making. Although supplementing flour for shamy bread making with wheat germs tended to lower the final bread weight, the supplemented bread was preferred organoleptically. Freshness of the supplemented bread by raw or toasted germs was rated very close to, or higher than, the control. Addition of defatted germs caused a noticeable decline in freshness. The addition of 9% raw wheat germs to wheat flour [the recommended treatment] caused a 16.4% increase in bread protein, 16.6% in iron, more than 110% in zinc, and 108% in calcium


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Wheat Germ Agglutinins , Iron
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Egyptian Journal of Food Science. 1996; 24 (3): 331-344
in English | IMEMR | ID: emr-40725

ABSTRACT

Rheological studies showed that the addition of 15% defatted wheat germs to 72% extraction flour used to produce hard sweet biscuits [Petite Beurre] lowered the stability and increased the weakening of the dough making it more suitable for biscuit manufacture. The organoleptic results recommended that enriching Petite Beurre biscuits with defatted wheat germs should not exceed 10%. Such treatment increased the protein content by 22.8%, iron by 28.1% and zinc by 668.8% while calcium content decreased by 36.2%. Supplementing 72% extraction flour with up to 20% raw wheat germs for soft sweet biscuit [Soiree] manufacture had beneficial weakening effects on its rheological characteristics. Biscuit thickness and diameter and the organoleptic results indicated that enriching soft sweet biscuits with up to 20% raw wheat germs was recommendable. Such treatment increased the protein content of Soiree biscuits by 41.4%, the iron content by 79.3% and the zinc content by 541.3% while calcium content decreased by 63.8%. Hard sweet biscuits enriched by defatted wheat germs and soft sweet biscuits enriched by raw wheat germs are recommended as good sources of protein, iron and zinc


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Wheat Germ Agglutinins , Proteins
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