2018
DOI: 10.14529/food180407
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The Use of Sprouted Wheat Grains in Production of Bread and Bakery Products

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“…• developing of bread products that meet increasing consumer requirements for the quality and assortment of bread, while maintaining a low cost; • the creation of new types of products that meet modern requirements of nutrition science; • improvement of production technology of traditional and new bakery products; • introduction of advanced resource-saving technologies in order to produce competitive products [2,3]. The use of food additives in bakery allows to: • intensify the technological process; introduce accelerated technology for the preparation of bread; • improve the rheological properties of the dough (elastic properties for laminating the dough, visco-plastic properties, reducing the adhesion of the dough pieces).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…• developing of bread products that meet increasing consumer requirements for the quality and assortment of bread, while maintaining a low cost; • the creation of new types of products that meet modern requirements of nutrition science; • improvement of production technology of traditional and new bakery products; • introduction of advanced resource-saving technologies in order to produce competitive products [2,3]. The use of food additives in bakery allows to: • intensify the technological process; introduce accelerated technology for the preparation of bread; • improve the rheological properties of the dough (elastic properties for laminating the dough, visco-plastic properties, reducing the adhesion of the dough pieces).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%