2020
DOI: 10.1088/1755-1315/548/8/082029
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The use of active bakery ingredients in bakery products of functional purpose

Abstract: The paper describes the possibility of changing of yeast to natural sourdoughs of spontaneous fermentation in bakery products formulations with using of ‘BackNatur’ and ‘O-tenic’ active bakery ingredients. The influence of fermentation temperature and time on the quality of liquid sourdoughs is described, and the content of microorganisms in dried and liquid sourdoughs is shown. There were developed the formulations of bakery products based on the sourdoughs with using of demineralized dried whey, fine mechano… Show more

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“…The utilization of eggshell powder as a finely processed mechanochemical powder has been observed in the development of baking items that rely on sourdoughs including demineralized dried whey and infrared-dried carrot powder. According to a research investigation, it was determined that the bakery products that have been produced possess the potential to be suggested as functional bakery products for dietary and gerontological nutrition [38]. The utilization of eggshells, a byproduct of food production, has been investigated for its potential as a fortifying agent in bread spreads and as a food supplement [39].…”
Section: Eggshellsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The utilization of eggshell powder as a finely processed mechanochemical powder has been observed in the development of baking items that rely on sourdoughs including demineralized dried whey and infrared-dried carrot powder. According to a research investigation, it was determined that the bakery products that have been produced possess the potential to be suggested as functional bakery products for dietary and gerontological nutrition [38]. The utilization of eggshells, a byproduct of food production, has been investigated for its potential as a fortifying agent in bread spreads and as a food supplement [39].…”
Section: Eggshellsmentioning
confidence: 99%