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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF FOOD PROPERTIES
卷 6, 期 2, 页码 329-340出版社
TAYLOR & FRANCIS INC
DOI: 10.1081/JFP-120017816
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The effect of replacing wheat flour with wheat bran (0-10%), coarse wheat flour (0-20%) or with rice flour (0-20%) on the quality of cookies was studied. The cookie dough was subjected to Instrumental Texture Profile Analysis in order to determine dough cohesiveness and adhesiveness. After baking spread factor, puncture force and fracture strength of the cookies was also determined. The control dough had cohesiveness and adhesiveness values of 0.279 and 13.6Ns whereas control cookies had puncture force and fracture strength of 90.84N and 100.16N. Wheat bran increased dough cohesiveness and adhesiveness whereas coarse wheat flour had the opposite effect. Increasing levels of rice flour decreased cohesiveness but increased adhesiveness. Wheat bran and rice flour lowered the spread factor where as coarse wheat flour increased spread factor. Coarse wheat flour and rice flour lowered the fracture strength where as wheat bran increased fracture strength. Sensory evaluation revealed that increasing levels of wheat bran lowered the overall acceptability whereas rice flour and coarse wheat flour improved sensory scores.
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