MERCIMEK UNU, MUZ MEYVE VE MUZ KABUK TOZU GİBİ DİYET LİFİ KAYNAKLARI İLE ZENGİNLEŞTİRİLEN BİSKÜVİ ÜRETİMİNDE D-OPTİMAL KARIŞIM TASARIMI YAKLAŞIMI

Abstract

çalışma, sarı mercimek unu (YLF), yeşil mercimek unu (GLF), muz tozu (BP) ve muz kabuğu tozu (BPP) gibi alternatif lif kaynakları kullanarak buğday unu (WF) miktarı kısmen azaltılmış ve diyet lif içeriği açısından zenginleştirilmiş bisküvi geliştirmeyi hedeflemektedir. YLF, GLF ve WF’nin un bazındaki oranları karışım deney tasarımı çerçevesinde sırasıyla %24,5, %10,7, 64,8 olarak belirlenmiştir. Dört çeşit bisküvinin kalite özellikleri üzerinde çalışılmıştır: (i) buğday unu bazlı bisküvi (WC), (ii) mercimek unu, muz meyve ve kabuk tozu katkılı bisküvi (LBC), (iii) muz meyve ve kabuk tozu katkılı bisküvi (BC), (iv) mercimek unu katkılı bisküvi (LC). LC numuneleri, LBC ve BC'den daha yüksek yayılma oranı ve açık renk özellikleri göstermiştir. Alternatif lif kaynakları, yalnızca buğday unu içeren ürüne kıyasla diyet lifi içeriğini arttırsa da LBC ve BC numunelerinin duyusal özelliklerinin beğeni derecesi daha düşük kalmıştır. Genel olarak, mercimek unu katkılı bisküvi (LC), LBC ve BC örneklerinden daha üstün nitelikler göstermiş olup istenen fiziksel, kimyasal ve duyusal özelliklerdeki bisküvi üretimini sağlamak için baklagil unu kullanımıyla buğday ununun kısmi olarak azaltılmasının mümkün olabileceğine işaret etmektedir.

Keywords

• deneysel tasarım
• bisküvi
• mercimek unu
• diyet lifi
• optimizasyon
• muz
• tekstür

D-OPTIMAL MIXTURE DESIGN APPROACH IN THE PRODUCTION OF COOKIES ENRICHED WITH DIETARY FIBER SOURCES SUCH AS LENTIL FLOUR, BANANA FRUIT AND BANANA PEEL POWDER

Abstract

This study aimed to develop fiber-enriched cookies by partially replacing wheat flour (WF) with alternative fiber sources including yellow lentil flour (YLF), green lentil flour (GLF), banana powder (BP), and banana peel powder (BPP). The ratios of YLF, GLF, and WF were identified as 24.5, 10.7, and 64.8 % (flour basis), respectively, considering the mixture experimental design for an optimal breaking strength of cookies. Four types of cookies were studied: (i) wheat-based cookies (WC), (ii) lentil flour, BP and BPP-incorporated cookies (LBC), (iii) BP and BPP-incorporated cookies (BC), (iv) lentil flour-incorporated cookie (LC). LC showed a higher spread ratio and lightness than LBC and BC. Although alternative ingredients enhanced dietary fiber content compared to wheat-only cookies, the liking degree of sensory attributes was lower in LBC and BC. Overall, LC was superior to LBC and BC samples, indicating possible use of lentil flours for partial replacement of wheat flour for desired physical, chemical, and sensory attributes.

Keywords

• mixture design
• cookie
• lentil flour
• dietary fiber
• optimization
• banana
• texture

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