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العنوان
Utilization of sunflower flour in bread making and some pastry /
المؤلف
Farag, Mohamed Osman.
هيئة الاعداد
باحث / Mohamed Osman Farag
مشرف / S.A.Soliman
مناقش / Mahmoud Hassan Mohamed
مناقش / Mervat Ahmed Osman
تاريخ النشر
1998.
عدد الصفحات
90p. ;
اللغة
الإنجليزية
الدرجة
ماجستير
التخصص
علوم وتكنولوجيا الأغذية
تاريخ الإجازة
1/1/1998
مكان الإجازة
جامعة بنها - كلية الزراعة - علوم اغذيه
الفهرس
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Abstract

This study was carried out to evaluate the supplementation of wheat
flour (720/0 extraction), with full-fat and defatted sunflower flour, for
producing pan bread and sponge cake. Two varieties of sunflower seeds,
cultivated in Egypt, Balady (Dahr-EI-Haea) and Miak, were used for this
study. Portions of sunflower flour supplementation from each variety were:
o (Control), 5, 10, 15, and 200/0.
The results obtained could be summarized as follows:
A) physical properties:
Miak and Balady whole seeds, respectively contained 102.40 and
92.42g weight; 161 and 182ml valume and 0.64 and 0.51 glml
specific gravity. The kernels of two varieties contained, 78.13 and
52.72g, weight; 38 and 46ml. volume: and 2.06 and 1.15g1mlspecific
gravity. The hulls contained, 24.09 and 39.73 g weight; 21 and 23 ml
volume and 1.14 and 1.73 g/ml specific gravity (per 1000 seeds).
B) Chemical composition:
Miak and Balady whole seeds; respectively contained 5.90 and 6.100/0
moisture, 19.30 and 22.700/0protein; 41.49 and 32.82% ether extract;
14.09 and 5.990/0 carbohydrates; 7.23 and 8.640/0ash and 20.99 and
23.75% fibers.
The kernels of the two varieties contained 5.23 and 6.320/0
moisture; 26.75 and 31 .88% protein; 51.61 and 43.22% ether extract;
3.22 and. 4.13% carbohydrates; 4 .l 5 and 4.53% ash and 9.04 and
9.92% fibers.
The hulls contained 6.41 and.6.710/0moisture; 2.84 and 3.05%
protein, 2.43 and 1.870/0 ether extract; 21.94 and 17.090/0
carbohydrates; 2.37 and 2.96% ash and 64.01 and 67.82% fibers.
Full fat and defatted Miak sunflower flour contained 5.23 and
6.49% moisture; 26.75 and 53.85% protein; 51.61 and 1.780/0ether
extract; 3.22 and 24.470/0carbohydrates; 4.15 and 8.19% ash and 9.04
and 5.22% fibers.
Full fat and defatted Balady sunflower flour contained 6.32 and
6.840/0 moisture; 31.88 and 57.71% protein; 43.22 and 1.140/0ether
extract; 4.13 and 19.63% carbohydrates; 4.53 and 8.75% ash and 9.92
and 5.930/0fibers.
C) Protein digestibility of wheat flour was 79.84%. Miak and Balady
full-fat sunflower flour was 92.61 and 93.40%, while defatted flour
was 96.50 and 97.90%, respectively.
D) Supplementation of wheat flour with full-fat or defatted sunflower
flour of the two varieties increased protein, lipids, ash and fibers while
carbohydrate contents decreased.
E) The effect of supplementation on the rheological properties was
determined by the Farinograph and Extensograph.
Farinograph data:
1. Water absorption:
Supplementation with 5, 10, 15, and 20% Miak full-fat
sunflower flour decreased water absorption than the control
(53.7, 53.6, 53.5 and 53.3%1 respectively), but was 55.5% in
control. In case defatted sunflower blends, water absorption
increased (57.8, 58.0, 58.4 and 58.6% respectively).
2. Dough development time:
Developing time of supplementation with 5 and 100/0
full-fat sunflower flour was longer than the control, while the
levels of 15 and 200/0 gaves longer developing time than the
control, but still lower than 5and 10% levels (Miak full-fat
blends gave 4.45, 4.45, 3.45 and 3.30 min., while Miak
defatted blends gaves 6.00,5.45,4.45 and 4.30 min for 5, 10,
15 and 200/0respectively, but was (2.00 min) in control.
3. Dough stability:
Supplementation with 5~~ Miak full-fat sunflower flour
showed higher stability than the control (4.00 min for 5% and
1.30 min for the control). As the level of blending increased to
10, 15 and 200/0 the stability decreased 3.00, 2.30 and 2.30
min, respectively, but still higher than the control.
4. Weakening of dough:
Supplementation with 5” 10, 15 and 200/0Miak full fat
increased the weakening of blended doughs than that of the
control (100, 110, 110 and 120 B.D.), respectively, but was 40
B.D. in control. Miak defatted blends gave (120, 120, 120 and
140 B.D.), respectively.
Farinoghraph data of Balady sunflower flour blends with
wheat flour behaved nearly in the same trend as in Miak variety
with small differences in water absorption., dough development
time, dough stability and its weakening.
Extensograph data:
1. Extensibility:
Supplementation with 15 and 20% Miak. full-fat gave
higher extensibility (160 and 154 mm) than that of control (150
nun), also, Miak. defatted gave higher extensibility (161 and
155 mm), respectively.
2. Resistance to extension:
Supplemnation with 5, 10, 15 and 20% Miak full-fat
sunflower flour decreased the resistance to extension (460, 350,
215 and 116 B.D.), while in defatted blends was (340,265,
180 and 170 B.U.), respectively but in control was (470 B.U.).
3. Proportional number:
Supplemnation with 5, 10, 15 and 20% Miak full-fat sunflower
flour decreased the proportion number (3.24, 2.32, 1.34 and
1.19), also, Miak defatted blends decreased (2.54, 2.09, 1.12
and 1.09), respectively but in control was (3.1).
4. Energy:
The area under the extensogram decreased gradually as
the level of blending increased (71.4, 58.8,45.4 and 34.4 em’
for 5, 10, 15 and 20% level ofMiak full-fat blends, while in
defatted was (47.3, 39.2,37.2 and 28.8 crrr’, respectively, but
in control was (76.0 em”).
Extensograph data of supplementation with Balady fullfat
and defatted flours behaved nearly in the same trend as in
Miak variety with small differences in extensibility, resistance
to extension, proportional number and energy.
F) Physical properties of pan bread and sponge cake:
Supplementation of sunflower flour to wheat flour
resulted in an increase of all the weights (158.54, 162.43,
168.31 and 171.65g) and (l56.23, 159.82, 162.63 and 166.65g)
for pan bread made of 5, 10, 15 and 20% Miak full-fat and
defatted blends, respectively. But the weight in control was
(152.41g).
The volume gaves 525 crrr’ in control, 555,640, 510 and
495 cnr’ in 5, 10, 15 and 20% level ofMiak full-fat blends,
while in defatted was 540, 535,440 and 425 cnr’, respectively.
The effect of adding full-fat and defatted sunflower flour
to wheat flour on the physical properties of sponge cake it
behaved nearly in the same trend in pan bread with small
variati ons.
G) Chemical composition of pan bread and sponge cake:
Supplementation of wheat flour (720/0)with full-fat and
defatted sunflower flour of the two varieties increased protein,
ether extract, ash and fibers, while carbohydrate contents
decreased in both pan bread and sponge cake.
In case of defatted supplementation, protein content
increased at higher level in the different blendiang ratios than in
full-fat counterparts.
H) Protein digestability of pan bread of the control was (77.6%).
Pan bread made of Miak full-fat and defatted blends at 5, 10,
15 and 20% increased respectively, (81.40,82.30,83.50 and
84.920/0- 82.70,83.93,85.30 and 87.600/0).
Protein digestibility of sponge cake made of wheat
sunflower flours blends increased as the supplementation
increased. These increase was more pronounced in the blends
of defatted sunflower flour.
Generally, the protein digestibility of sponge cake was
higher than it of pan bread.
I) Sensory evaluation of pan bread and sponge cake:
The most suitable additive level in baking good quality
pan bread was up to 15%1 in Miak full-fat blends, while it was
up to 100/0 in Balady full-fat blends. But in defatted flour
blends it was found to be 10°,10for both Miak and Balady.
In cake production the treatment of 5% addition level
gave the most superior product in case of full-fat or defatted
flour in both varieties.
J) Effect of adding full-fat and defatted sunflower flour to
wheat flour on (A.W.R.C.) of pan bread and sponge cake.
The presence of oil (51.61 and 43.22%) in Miak and Balady full-fat
sunflower flour gave the highest improving effect in pan bread and
sponge cake, especially in retardation of staling process. Oil resulted
in elongation of freshness period of baked products without
deterioration. Miak variety had the superioriety in oil and
phosphorus, thus it gave more fresh products than the Balady variety
(501.25 for 6 hrs, 511.80 for 12 hrs and 512.30 for 24hrs). oflevels 5,
10, 15 and 20°,10respectively. But in Balady full-fat blends were
(497.00 for 6 hrs, 510.3 for 12 hrs and 509.6 for 24 hrs) of levels 10,
15 and 200/0respectively.
Finally, it should be mentioned that the most suitable percent
for blending sunflower flour (full-fat or defatted) with wheat flour for
production of pan bread or sponge cake was found to be at 50/0level
in both Miak and Balady varieties.
But, full-fat sunflower blends may be used up to 15% level in
Miak, and 100/0in Balady. While, defatted sunflower blends may be
used up to 100/0in both Miak and Balady varieties.
Generally, Miak variety gave more fresh products than Balady
variety.