Technological features of flour composite mixtures

Кравченко, М.; Danyliuk, Inna; Romanovska, O. L.

doi:10.30525/978-9934-26-205-0-9

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“…M.F. Kravchenko et al (2022) report that the priority in the development of functional grain products is using different crops with chemical composition correction: buckwheat, oatmeal, barley, rice, soybeans, which have high nutritional value but still have low consumer demand. Currently, the "8 Grains" multicomponent bread mix is gaining popularity in Ukraine, containing 56.4% soft wheat flour, 17.6% barley flour, 14.1% oat flour, 3.5% rye flour, 1.4% buckwheat flour, 1.4% corn flour, 1.4% durum wheat flour, 1.4% rice flour, 1.4% millet flour, and 1.5% flaxseed.…”

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Research of quality indicators of different types of wholegrain flour

Pismennyi,

Nikonchuk,

Shevchuk

et al. 2023

Scientific Horizons

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The concept of modern nutrition involves the presence of the maximum amount of nutrients, including vitamins, essential amino acids, carotenoids, natural antioxidants, minerals, phenolic and tannin compounds, organic acids, and dietary fibre, which is why the food industry is interested in developing wholegrain products based on crops such as wheat, rye, barley, triticale, buckwheat, corn, and rice. The purpose of the study is to evaluate wholegrain flour using modern production technologies and control its quality, which will lead to a new level of development in the Ukrainian food industry and ensure increased profitability of the flour milling and baking industries. Methods used in the study: theoretical – analysis, synthesis, comparison and generalisation; experimental – identification and measurement to determine the physicochemical, organic, grinding, flour-milling and baking quality indicators of wholegrain wheat flour. Characterising the experimental data of different types of wholegrain flour, it was established that the content of dry matter, crude protein, crude fat, crude fibre or fibres, mineral content, and easily hydrolysed carbohydrates (starch, hemicellulose) were in the range of 84.7-88.8%, 10.2-16.3%, 0.9-1.7%, 2.3-4.8%, 1.2-3.2%, and 77.5-84.2%, respectively. Indicators such as ash content and flour size directly depended on the grinding scheme and the integrity of all anatomical grain particles. The technology of wholegrain wheat flour production combines the advantages of existing milling methods with minimising the adverse effect on the qualitative and quantitative gluten content, which varied from 21% to 36% in wholegrain flour samples, and the gluten deformation index ranged from 53.8 to 81.7 units. The materials of the study are of practical significance and indicate the need for further research, since when assessing the quality indicators and examining the characteristics of wholegrain wheat flour, attention should be devoted to the further development of optimal technology for the production of bread from this raw material

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