2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.jcs.2012.06.005
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Nutritional properties and ultra-structure of commercial gluten free flours from different botanical sources compared to wheat flours

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“…High content in hempseed reported in literature confirms the beneficial effect of hemp on the nutritional composition (Callaway 2004). In an amount of minerals, a moderate improvement was determined for the rest of the examined samples; it corresponds with the chemical composition of non-traditional components published by Dervas et al (1999), Ando et al (2002), Kaur et al (2010), Hager et al (2012) or Mohd Ali et al (2012). As presumed, the higher the fortification level, the higher the ash content that was determined independently of the botanical origin of added flour.…”
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“…High content in hempseed reported in literature confirms the beneficial effect of hemp on the nutritional composition (Callaway 2004). In an amount of minerals, a moderate improvement was determined for the rest of the examined samples; it corresponds with the chemical composition of non-traditional components published by Dervas et al (1999), Ando et al (2002), Kaur et al (2010), Hager et al (2012) or Mohd Ali et al (2012). As presumed, the higher the fortification level, the higher the ash content that was determined independently of the botanical origin of added flour.…”
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“…It is a cereal plant of the family Poaceae. Great benefit can be found in the mineral composition with a high amount of iron, calcium, and magnesium (Hager et al 2012). In its seeds, moderate content of protein with great digestibility was found.…”
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“…Dlatego produkty owsiane stosowane w diecie osób z chorobą trzewną powinny być każdorazowo badane, aby były w pełni bezpieczne dla tych osób. Do produkcji bezglutenowych wyrobów ciastkarskich zazwyczaj używana jest mąka ryżowa, uboga w składniki odżywcze [12]. Stosowanie innych dodatków często prowadzi do obniżenia jakości tych produktów i uzyskania niezadowalającej jakości sensorycznej [4,14,15,24].…”
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“…Osiągnię-cie w bezglutenowych produktach zbożowych składu chemicznego podobnego jak w produktach glutenowych jest prawie niemożliwe ze względu na całkowicie odmienny skład chemiczny podstawowego surowca. Produkty bezglutenowe na ogół odznaczają się niższą wartością odżywczą, wynikającą z mniejszej zawartości białka, włókna pokarmowego, witamin i soli mineralnych [12,27]. Brak glutenu w produktach piekarskich wpływa także na ich teksturę [8,15,24].…”
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“…Very small seeds, coloured from white to red and dark brown, milled to wholemeal, are usually baked in a form of flat spontaneously fermented bread called ingera. A high portion of bran and germ present in wholemeal brings nutritionally valuable compounds, such as high amounts of iron, calcium, and magnesium, able to cover the main portion of recommended dietary allowances (Hager et al 2012). Based on a large portion of prolamins, teff proteins are easily digestible.…”
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