Research Article

Physicochemical, dough rheological and gluten aggregation properties of flours used in the production of flat breads in Eskişehir

Volume: 5 Number: 2 December 30, 2024
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Physicochemical, dough rheological and gluten aggregation properties of flours used in the production of flat breads in Eskişehir

Abstract

In this study, the physicochemical, gluten, and dough rheological properties of flat bread flours were evaluated. “Gözleme” flour had the highest solvent retention capacity (SRC) lactic acid, gluten performance index (GPI), and sedimentation values (118.11%, 0.648, and 65.0 ml, respectively). The dough stability of the “Gözleme” flour was also the highest at 4.15 min. The G' values of “Gözleme” and “Pide” flours were found to be higher (27200 Pa and 24525 Pa), and tanδ values of them were found to be lower (0.464 and 0.491). The “Bazlama” flour had the lowest protein content (9.84%), sedimentation (43.0 ml), and SRC lactic acid (84.13%). Bazlama” flour had low farinograph stability (1.30 min), GlutoPeak maximum tork (BEM) and energy values (36.3 BU and 26.0 J). The BEM value of “Lavash”, “Gözleme”, and “Pide” flours was higher than bread flour (around 45.0 BU). The “Lavash” and “Pide” flours had a short PMT value (around 50 s). The G' value of “Lavash” flour was the lowest (12215 Pa). “Lavash” and “Bazlama” flours had the highest Tanδ value (0.531 and 0.537). Generally, the dough and gluten-rheological properties of “Pide” flour were found to be higher, and those of Lavash” flour were more similar to “Bread” flour.

Keywords

Flat Breads , Wheat Flour Quality , Dough Rheological Properties , GlutoPeak , Rheometer , Farinograph

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APA
Karaduman, Y., Çiçek, O., Sarsilmazer, N., Üstünkaya, Z. S., Kaymak, E., & Yüksel, M. (2024). Physicochemical, dough rheological and gluten aggregation properties of flours used in the production of flat breads in Eskişehir. European Food Science and Engineering, 5(2), 51-59. https://doi.org/10.55147/efse.1493110