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MELON PROCESSING PRODUCTS - AS IMPROVERS OF BAKERY INDICATORS OF BAKERY PRODUCTS
AIC development problems of the region, 2022E.S. TARANOVA +3 more
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Cereals, Pseudocereals, Flour, and Bakery Products
2023Guaranteeing the authenticity and origin of both cereals and cereal products is a priority for consumers, the food industry, and authorities. Cereals, cereal ingredients, and by-products might be either deliberately or unintentionally adulterated as a consequence of mislabeling or by the substitution of a high-value ingredient (e.g., premium quality ...
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The Science of Bakery Products
2007Ever wondered why bread rises? Or why dough needs to rest? From cakes and biscuits to flat breads and standard loaves, the diversity of products is remarkable and the chemistry behind these processes is equally fascinating. The Science of Bakery Products explains the science behind bread making and other baked goods.
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A review of active packaging in bakery products: Applications and future trends
Trends in Food Science and Technology, 2021Donghong Liu +2 more
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Structurization of bakery products
1996Dough and baked products can be described as polymer systems according to the Food Polymer Science approach. The structure evolution of a bakery product can be tentatively depicted as the result of the cure of a gluten network, which mainly occurs at high baking temperatures, and that of starch amorphous matrix, which is still in progress during the ...
L. PIAZZA, M. RIVA, A. SCHIRALDI
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International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2021
Cristina Sarion +2 more
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Cristina Sarion +2 more
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QUALITY ASSESSMENT OF BAKERY PRODUCTS IN PRODUCTION
Bakery products impose strict requirements on manufacturers. Today, it's not enough to produce only mass-produced varieties of bread and bakery products. To survive and be successful, it's necessary to produce a wide range of products. Bread provides 50% of the human body's need for B vitamins. The vitamin content of bread depends on the type of flour.B.N.Amanov, Z.M.Amonov, D.R.Jabborova
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