Effects of alkali and acid on dough rheological properties and characteristics of extruded noodles
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Journal of Cereal Science, 33(1), 27-37
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Journal of Cereal Science
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33
Journal Issue
1
Pages
27-37
Date Issued
2001
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The effects of alkaline salt (kansui) and lactic acid on the rheological properties of wheat flour dough were evaluated using a capillary rheometer and an oscillatory rheometer. The contents of sulphhydryl groups and disulphide bonds in doughs were also determined. Kansui significantly increased the apparent viscosity and storage modulus (G') and decreased the loss tangent, and resulted in the reduction in protein extractability. It appeared that the addition of kansui increased the proportion of solid-like behaviour in dough. Lactic acid had the opposite effect and resulted in a dough with less shear thinning. The gelatinisation of starch caused a remarkable increase in G' and reduce the difference in G' and tan δ among the samples. The correlation between dough rheology and characteristics of extruded noodles was also discussed. © 2001 Academic Press.
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