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Water-Binding Capacity of Dough Components and Dough Consistency Controlough which increases in its viscosity to a maximum and then begins to fall off. At high mixing intensity, this maximum is reached within a shorter time than in the case of a lower mixing intensity, and the maximum value is correspondingly higher at higher mixing intensities than is the case at lower

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Effects of Dough Additivesdevelopment systems. Its reducing action accelerates the disaggregation by scission of disulphide bonds located between protein aggregates, therefore alleviating the mechanical mixing requirement for optimal dough development, and simultaneously saving energy. The reducing action starts as soon as i

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Typical Formulation and Process Schedules (Including Case Studies) for Wheat and Rye Breads Employederse range of mixing techniques and fermentation procedures is in use throughout Europe and the North American continent. Fermentation or floor-times have been progressively reduced by the application of technology and mechanization, but the quality of the end-product as an eating experience has not

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Measurement and Control Techniques for Raw Materials and Process Variables ‘grist’, and upgrading it by careful selection and control techniques during the milling process. The process of wheat-breeding takes about 10 years from initial crossing of cultivars to commercial production of a new variety. This work involves close collaboration of the expertise of the plant-phy

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Weigher-Mixer Functions and Diverse Types of Mixers and Mixing-Regimesdeterioration with time. This can be due to microorganisms, as a result of water content/water-activity or chemical oxidation resulting in rancidity. However, in the case of the most important raw material, flour, a definite storage-period is essential for the biochemical ripening-process to take pl

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Wheat- and Rye-Sours and Sour-Dough Processing remain popular in many countries, e.g. Spain, USA (San Francisco), Central and Eastern European countries, and Scotland. In fact, the oldest method of making fermented bread was to use wheat and rye sour-dough. Sour-doughs were utilized to produce acetic acid, which created the optimal conditions f