2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.lwt.2004.12.012
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Color measurement in hamburger buns with fat and sugar replacers

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“…Considering all of the factors studied (water absorption, loaf volume, crumb hardness, and modulus dough complex), the substitution with 2.5 % inulin was more effective. Esteller et al (2004) and Esteller et al (2006) studied the addition of fat replacer (structured fat), such as Benefat®, in hamburger buns, in properties as texture, volume, and color, and found a good substitution to vegetable hydrogenated fat to this product.…”
Section: Lipids In Bread Makingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Considering all of the factors studied (water absorption, loaf volume, crumb hardness, and modulus dough complex), the substitution with 2.5 % inulin was more effective. Esteller et al (2004) and Esteller et al (2006) studied the addition of fat replacer (structured fat), such as Benefat®, in hamburger buns, in properties as texture, volume, and color, and found a good substitution to vegetable hydrogenated fat to this product.…”
Section: Lipids In Bread Makingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this process, a very dark crust color is a result of very high oven temperatures or excessive cooking. Nevertheless, a light color is a sign of long fermented doughs, a cold oven, or even insufficient baking time (Farahnaky, Majzoobi, 2008;Esteller, Lima, Lannes, 2006).…”
Section: Colormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Besides these compounds, the presence of sugars in the formulation accelerates the Maillard reaction, leading to a progressive browning of the crust and crumb which may be unwanted. For quality control in the production and marketing of foods, color can be measured by secure instrumental procedures, using equipment such as a colorimeter which measures L*, a* and b* coordinates and is largely used for color evaluation (Esteller, Lima, Lannes, 2006).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…No centro do miolo, a temperatura atinge cerca de 98ºC. A presença de açúcares na formulação acelera reações de caramelização e Maillard, levando ao escurecimento progressivo da crosta e miolo, que podem ser desejados ou não [8].…”
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