果葡糖浆在烘焙产品中的应用

用果葡糖浆替代蔗糖制作蛋糕和面包,并对其所引起的烘焙品质的变化作了研究。果葡糖浆制成的蛋糕的体积偏小,内部结构过于紧密。在配方中添加麦芽糊精,可以提高蛋糕面糊的黏度,改善蛋糕品质。面包的品质受糖的影响相对较小。     

Effect of batter freezing conditions and resting time on cake quality

The aim of the present study was to investigate the effects of batter freezing and conditions and resting time before baking on quality of two kinds of cakes (layer and sponge cakes), including freezing temperature (−18 °C, −26 °C), storage time at sub-zero temperatures (30 and 100 days), and resting time (60 and 120 min). Characteristics of the batter (pH, density, viscosity, and microstructure) and cakes (density, texture, and colour) were analysed. Freezing process increases batter density and viscosity, and consequently decreases cake volume and height, but increases hardness. Cakes from frozen batters have a darker and more yellow crumb and lighter-coloured crust than cakes from non-frozen batters. Freezing process has a greater effect on batter and cake quality characteristics than storage/freezing conditions or resting time. In layer cakes, freezing mainly affected volume and colour, whilst in sponge cakes, there was a more marked effect on texture. Differences between the two kinds of cake could be related to a distinct internal structure. Resting time mainly affected batter characteristics, although there were no apparent differences in the quality of the cakes obtained.     

Use of Yuja (Citrus junos) pectin as a fat replacer in baked foods

Pectin from yuja pomace was incorporated into cake formulations to evaluate the baking performance as a fat replacer. When shortening in cakes was replaced with different levels of pectin gel, cake batter exhibited greater viscosity and less shear-thinning behavior. The viscosities were well characterized using a Power-law model. The specific gravity of cake batter significantly increased with increasing levels of pectin gel (p<0.05) and was highly correlated with the cake volume after baking. Although cakes containing pectin exhibited increased textural hardness, shortening replacement with pectin up to 10% by weight was effective in producing cakes as soft as the control cake without a volume loss. There was an overall tendency that cakes with higher amounts of pectin showed a lighter surface color. Yuja pectin was thus used in cake baking as a fat replacer, producing baked goods with reduced fat and calorie content.     

Effects of adding chickpea and chestnut flours to layer cakes

Chestnut and chickpea flours have interesting nutritional characteristics and can be incorporated into layer cake formulations. This study aims to evaluate the effect of incorporating mixtures of these flours with wheat flour in the elaboration of layer cakes. With this aim, layer cakes were elaborated with the three different flours. Mixes of 50% of these flours and a mixture of the three flours in the same proportion were analysed. Batter density, microstructure and viscosity, as well as the specific volume, texture and acceptability of layer cakes were evaluated. Chickpea flour reduced the batter density and increased viscosity compared to wheat flour, while chestnut flour reduced viscosity and did not clearly affect density. Although both flours produced layer cakes with lower specific volume, as well as less cohesive and springiness, the effect on specific volume was clearer in chestnut flour. With 50% of chickpea flour, it was possible to obtain layer cakes with the same specific volume and hardness as those made with wheat flour. Layer cake acceptability decreased with the reduction in wheat flour, regardless of the type of flour incorporated. No improved acceptability has been found when combining chickpea and chestnut flours.     

Incorporation of chia seed flour into gluten-free rice layer cake: Effects on nutritional quality and physicochemical properties

The purpose of this research was to incorporate 0% to 30% chia seed flour into rice flour gluten-free layer cake and evaluate its effect on nutritional qualities and physicochemical properties. The supplement of chia seed flour resulted in higher batter viscosity, hardness of gluten free layer cake, crude protein, fat, ash, α-linolenic acid (increase up to 10.2% of total fatty acid), total phenolics content, and reducing power but the lower crust, crumb white index, cohesiveness, and resilience of gluten-free layer cake was found. Substitution of rice flour with 10% prehydrated chia seed flour can achieve a higher center height and volume index of gluten-free layer cakes. Higher carosine and angiotension I-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitory activity was observed in the supplement of 10% chia seed flour when compared to a rice flour layer cake. Gluten-free layer cake with 10% prehydrated chia seeds flour had similar overall acceptability, texture, flavor, and odor scores except for lower appearance score to those of gluten-free layer cake made with 100% rice flour and layer cake made with 100% wheat flour. Incorporation of 10% prehydrated chia seed flour results in more desirable volume index of gluten-free layer cake and it is feasible for gluten-free layer cake application. Gluten-free layer cakes with improved quality characteristics and high nutritional value can be manufactured by the incorporation of chia seed flour.     

Influence of Flour Particle Size on Quality of Gluten-Free Rice Cakes

There is a growing interest in developing gluten-free bakery products in recent time. In cake making, gluten network formation is not essential, but hardly any information exists about the influence of the gluten-free flour characteristics affecting the final cake product. This study analyses the influence of two different rice cultivars (short and long) with different flour particle size in batter characteristics (specific volume, viscosity and internal structure) and in sponge and layer cake formulas (volume, shape, texture and colour). During starch gelatinization, the finest flours (median particle size finer than 100 μm) increased their viscosity and reached the peak viscosity (RVA) later than the coarsest flours. Moreover, the finest flours gave batters with lower specific volumes but with an air distribution in smaller and uniform bubbles in both formulas. These flours also produced higher volume and lower firmness in sponge cakes and greater symmetry index both in sponge and layer cakes. The rice type also influenced batter and cakes characteristics but in a lesser extent. The different results obtained depending on the rice flour particle size, type flour and cake formulation indicate the need to define them both in industrial specifications and in research studies.     

RHEOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF LOW FAT CAKES PRODUCED BY ADDITION OF CEREAL β-GLUCAN CONCENTRATES

This study investigated the effect of replacing shortenings at 20, 30 and 40% levels with two β-glucan concentrates (BGC) prepared from barley and oat on rheological and physical properties of cake batter, and the quality of the resultant cakes as determined by the volume index, texture profile, color of crust, and crumb and staling at three conditions of storage. The consistency, flow behavior indices, storage and loss moduli of batter, increased as the level of BGCs increased. Addition of BGC decreased the volume and increased hardness. The crust color of cake became lighter and crumb color became darker. Staling, as measured by the development of hardness, increased as a function of storage time and the source and the level of BGC at three storage temperatures. Minimum staling was noticed under frozen storage. Cake containing 20% barley BGC was of similar quality as a cake containing full fat.

PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS

The study is of relevance to the baking industry, which is endeavoring to develop products that contain low fat and offer superior nutritional quality. β-Glucan, a known dietary fiber, offers several health benefits and can be used for replacing fat due to its high water-binding and viscosity-enhancing properties. Cereal-based products are ideal for delivering dietary fiber. This study provides information on how fat substitution by β-glucan concentrates affects the properties of cake batter and the cake quality. Data reported on the consistency and viscoelastic properties of batter are important in the development of new products.     

Adequacy of wholegrain non-wheat flours for layer cake elaboration

Flours (white and wholegrain flours) from wheat, rye, triticale, barley and tritordeum were used to elaborate layer cakes. The pasting properties (RVA) and the water-absorption (doughLab) of flours were analyzed. The batter characteristics (density, G′, G″, tan δ, consistency and flow index), and the cake characteristics (cake volume, crumb and crust colour and texture after 1 and 7 days) were studied. A sensorial evaluation of the cakes was also performed. Wholegrain flours showed higher pasting temperature and water-absorption, but lower peak time and viscosity than white flours. Its batters showed lower density and consistency and higher G′, G″, tan δ and n values. Wholegrain cakes showed lower specific volume, symmetry, colour characteristics, and staling rate but higher initial firmness. Considering the different cereals, barley showed the most different behaviour in flour, batter and cake characteristics. DoughLab analysis was very interesting to understand the adequacy of flours to cake elaboration, since significant correlations were found between water-absorption and specific volume, symmetry and firmness. Little differences in the consumer test were obtained between wheat and non-wheat cakes. Wholegrain non-wheat cakes could be a good alternative to white flour wheat cakes, due to their adequate technological properties and their nutritional advantages.     

The effects of various ratios of sunflower oil and surfactant on household type cake quality

The aim of this study was to determine the effects of sunflower oil (0, 5, 10, 15%) and surfactant (acetic and lactic acid esters of mono and diglycerides; 0, 0.25, 0.5, 0.75, 1%) on the quality of the wheat flour based household type cake. The variable ingredients were used as alone or in combinations in cake manufacture; therefore 20 different batter formulations were formed. Quality characteristics of cake samples (volume, symmetry, uniformity, shrinkage, weight loss, crumb–grain structure, crumb firmness) were investigated. Both components had a significant (P?<?0.05) impact on cake quality. In trial conditions, it was determined that the effect of surfactant on cake quality was greater than the oil. In cake batter, using up to a certain level (0.5%) surfactant was improved the cake volume and porosity. When the surfactant was used at 0.75 and 1% levels, these cake properties were deteriorated. The softness of the cakes have been measured as maximum when surfactant was used alone in increasing order from 0 to 1%. Sunflower oil improved the cake quality up to a limited extent. This improvement generally occurred at 5% level. Usage of oil with higher levels declined cake properties significantly. In combination formula, it was determined that using surfactant made using more oil in the batter formula possible. Careful attention should be paid to the appropriate level of use of oil and surfactant in cake production. Otherwise, significant declines occurred in cake quality. It was concluded that high-quality household-type cakes can be made if both ingredients were combined the use of 5–10% oil and 0.75–1% surfactant.     

胞外多糖对无蛋蛋糕面糊及烘焙特性的影响

探究了乳酸菌产胞外多糖对搅打过程中复合蛋白起泡性、表面疏水性和液相蛋白含量的影响,并将乳酸菌发酵技术应用于无蛋蛋糕制作中,评估其对无蛋蛋糕面糊流变、烘焙特性和蛋糕芯微观结构的影响。结果表明:乳酸菌产胞外多糖能显著提高搅打过程中复合蛋白的起泡性质,增加蛋白表面疏水性及通过减少乳化剂的竞争吸附而维持界面蛋白含量。在面糊体系中,产胞外多糖乳酸菌发酵面糊气泡数量增加且分布更均匀,降低了面糊密度。相比于对照组,含胞外多糖的无蛋蛋糕比容增加了12.3%,硬度降低了43.0%,烘焙品质明显改善。蛋糕芯微观结构表明,蛋白质的降解以及胞外多糖的交联作用使得蛋白网络更加连续且均匀,改善了蛋糕芯结构。因此,乳酸菌产胞外多糖对无蛋蛋糕面糊特性和烘焙品质具有显著的改善作用(P<0.05)。     

青稞粉粒径及其高添加量对戚风蛋糕面糊特性和品质的影响

针对蛋糕制备中增加高纤原料含量容易带来的结构塌陷等品质不稳定问题,该研究选择高膳食纤维含量的青稞粉为主要粉料,探究青稞粉粒径及其高添加量对戚风蛋糕面糊特性和蛋糕品质的影响。以小麦粉基戚风蛋糕为对照,研究了不同粒径青稞粉（QKF80、QKF100、QKF120）在不同添加量（50%、75%、100%）下,面糊的比重、气泡分布、黏度以及蛋糕的比容、气孔结构、质构、感官品质的变化。结果表明,青稞粉粒径越大,膳食纤维含量越高,青稞粉的吸水吸油能力越强。随着青稞粉添加量的增多,面糊稳定性降低、比重及黏度增加,蛋糕比容减小、硬度增加、内部气孔变大,塌陷程度增加,感官品质下降。小粒径青稞粉可赋予面糊适当黏度,使之在缺乏面筋蛋白的情况下也能稳定。QKF120三种添加量下,面糊比重范围0.33~0.36,糊中气泡分布均匀,成品蛋糕比容4.8~5.2 mL/g,内部气孔结构致密均匀,质构特性及感官评分与小麦粉基蛋糕无显著性差异。该研究可为开发高含量青稞粉戚风蛋糕提供理论依据和实践参考。     

Functional characterization of steam jet‐cooked buckwheat flour as a fat replacer in cake‐baking

BACKGROUND: With rising consumer awareness of obesity, the food industry has a market‐driven impetus to develop low‐fat or fat‐free foods with acceptable taste and texture. Fancy buckwheat flour was thus subjected to steam jet‐cooking and the performance of the resulting product in cake‐baking was evaluated as a fat replacer. RESULTS: Steam jet‐cooking caused structural breakdown and starch gelatinization of buckwheat flour, thus increasing its water hydration properties. In the pasting measurements, steam jet‐cooked buckwheat flour exhibited high initial viscosity, while no peak viscosity was observed. Also, the suspensions of steam jet‐cooked buckwheat flour exhibited shear‐thinning behaviors, which were well characterized by the power law model. When shortening in cakes was replaced with steam jet‐cooked buckwheat gels, the specific gravity of cake batters significantly increased, consequently affecting cake volume after baking. However, shortening replacement with steam jet‐cooked buckwheat up to 20% by weight appeared to be effective in producing cakes as soft as the control without volume loss. CONCLUSION: When buckwheat flour was thermomechanically modified by steam jet‐cooking, it was successfully incorporated into cake formulations for shortening up to 20% by weight, producing low‐fat cakes with comparable volume and textural properties to the control. Copyright © 2010 Society of Chemical Industry     

羧甲基纤维素改善冷冻蛋糕体系热力学与烘焙特性研究

研究了冻藏条件(冻藏时间和冻融循环次数)和羧甲基纤维素添加量(1%、2%、3%)对天使蛋糕面糊热力学、流变学和烘焙特性的影响。应用差示扫描量热仪(DSC)、粘度计、数码显微镜和质构仪等分别测定了羧甲基纤维素面糊冻藏过程中冰晶熔化焓(△Hm)、粘度、比重和气泡分布(尺寸和均匀性),以及蛋糕比容和质构的变化。结果发现冻藏和冻融循环显著增加了面糊△Hm、减小了面糊粘度、增大了面糊比重、增加了面糊气泡分布的不均匀性,最终导致蛋糕比容减小、硬度增大;而羧甲基纤维素作为一种亲水胶体,延缓了面糊△Hm的增加、粘度的减小、比重的增大、气泡分布的不均匀化、蛋糕比容的减小和硬度的增大,且当羧甲基纤维素用量在1%~3%范围内时,添加量越少效果越好,羧甲基纤维素添加量为1%的面糊制作的天使蛋糕比容最大、硬度最小。     

Replacing Fat and Sugar with Inulin in Cakes: Bubble Size Distribution,Physical and Sensory Properties

The replacement of fat and sugar in cakes is a challenge as they have an important effect on the structural and sensory properties. Moreover, there is the possibility to incorporate an additional value using novel replacers. In this work, inulin and oligofructose were used as fat and sugar replacers, respectively. Different combinations of replacement levels were investigated: fat replacement (0 and 50 %) and sugar replacement (0, 20, 30, 40 and 50 %). Simulated microbaking was carried out to study bubble size distribution during baking. Batter viscosity and weight loss during baking were also analysed. Cake characteristics were studied in terms of cell crumb structure, height, texture and sensory properties. Fat and sugar replacement gave place to batters with low apparent viscosity values. During heating, bubbles underwent a marked expansion in replaced cakes if compared to the control cake. The low batter stability in fat-replaced samples increased bubble movement, giving place to cakes with bigger cells and less height than the control. Sugar-replaced samples had smaller and fewer cells and lower height than the control. Moreover, sugar replacement decreased hardness and cohesiveness and increased springiness, which could be related with a denser crumb and an easily crumbled product. Regarding the sensory analysis, a replacement up to 50 % of fat and 30 % of sugar—separately and simultaneously—did not change remarkably the overall acceptability of the cakes. However, the sponginess and the sweetness could be improved in all the replaced cakes, according to the Just About Right scales.     

Impact of Legume Flours on Quality and In Vitro Digestibility of Starch and Protein from Gluten-Free Cakes

The aim of the study was to investigate the impact of incorporation of different legumes (chickpea, pea, lentil and bean) on quality, chemical composition and in vitro protein and starch digestibility of gluten-free layer cake (rice flour/legume flour, 50:50). The incorporation of legume flours increased the batter viscosity and, with exception of chickpea, resulted in higher specific cake volume than that in control. Chickpea and pea containing cakes had the brightest and the most yellowish crust. The legumes significantly increased the hardness and chewiness in the cakes, except with addition of lentil. Enriched cakes had higher total protein, available proteins, minerals, fat, as well as fiber content with except in the case of chickpeas. Legumes significantly affect the in vitro hydrolysis of starch fractions, decreasing the rapidly digestible starch yielding a reduction in the eGI, except chickpea containing samples. Overall, considering physicochemical properties and nutritional quality, lentil flour incorporation resulting in the best gluten-free cakes.     

Baking High-Ratio White Layer Cakes with Microwave Energy

Microwave energy was evaluated as a means of baking high-ratio white-layer cakes by considering the effects of various processing conditions and amounts of ingredients. Minimal water in cakes baked with microwave energy did not result in surface collapse as with cakes baked by conventional means. As the amount of monocalcium phosphate monohydrate in the baking powder blend was increased, volume and specific volume decreased and crumb firmness and internal score increased. There was no evidence of any significant internal nor surface batter flow in the conventional cake, while in the microwave cake considerable batter flow was observed on the surface and internally in the upper central regions of the cake. Scanning electron micrograph showed differences in cell structure between both types of cake. The cells in the center of the cake baked with microwave energy were more irregular and had thicker cell walls than the conventional cake.     

发酵时间和蒸制强度对预拌粉马拉糕面糊特性及品质的影响

马拉糕的传统制作步骤复杂耗时,产量低且品质不稳定,而采用预拌粉制备马拉糕能有效缩短生产周期,稳定产品品质。本研究以常见马拉糕预拌粉配方为基础,重点探究了发酵时间（0～70 min）对面糊pH、体积增长量、气泡分布、黏度的影响,以及不同蒸制强度（5～25 mL/min）对成品中心温度、比容、含水量、质构、内部气孔分布及感官品质等指标的影响。结果表明,发酵阶段,随着发酵时间的延长,20%、25%和30%含水量的面糊黏度先升高再降低,达到黏度最大值的时间分别为60、40和30 min;20%和25%含水量面糊的pH降低和体积增加趋势无显著差异（P>0.05）,30%含水量面糊的p H降低速率变缓,发酵70 min后的体积增量（70.4 mL）只达到前两者各自增量（123.9 mL）的57%。面糊内部气泡直径总体增加,但单位面积内气泡数目下降15%～20%,气泡表面占有率没有明显变化,25%含水量面糊气泡大小分布范围最广。蒸制阶段,蒸制强度10 mL/min下马拉糕比容最大,20 mL/min下水分含量最高;蒸制强度低于15 mL/min,硬度、弹性、咀嚼性、回复性显著增加（P<0...     

Power ultrasound aided batter mixing for sponge cake batter

A high power ultrasound bath system has been used as a processing aid during sponge cake batter mixing in enhancing the mixing process to produce better quality of cake texture. The formulation for loading of 3 sponge cakes was mixed for 9 min at 90 rpm under different combinations of ultrasound power exposure ranging from 1 to 2.5 kW, and for duration ranging from 3 to 9 min. The ultrasound was able to enhance the mixing process by resulting in lower batter density and flow behavior index, higher overrun and viscosity compared to the non-aided mixing. With the 2.5 kW ultrasound assisted mixing for entire batter mixing of 9 min, a better cake quality was produced in terms of lower cake hardness, and higher cake springiness, cohesiveness and resilience. The aided ultrasound power and duration during cake batter mixing showed more significant effects on cake properties than its batter properties.     

Effect of tigernut (Cyperus esculentus) flour addition on the quality of wheat‐based cake

The effect of substituting tigernut flour for wheat flour on the proximate, mineral and pasting properties of the resultant blends and cake quality were studied. The proximate composition of flour blends increased with increasing level of tigernut. Protein increased from 22.30 to 26.93% and fat from 4.17 to 7.21% resulting in an increase in energy value from 342.09 to 390.93 kcal. The pasting properties of the flour blends were affected significantly (P ≤ 0.05) by tigernut substitution. Pasting peak time and temperature decreased with increasing level of tigernut. Mineral elements such as iron and calcium increased from 3.13 to 4.19 and 54.01 to 56.41 (mg 100 g^?1) respectively, with tigernut substitution. The weight and volume of cakes increased with tigernut level while batter density and volume index decreased. Acceptable cakes can be made with up to 30% tigernut flour substitution. Such composite cakes may help in reducing protein energy and micronutrient deficiencies.     

Influence of fat content and emulsifier type on the rheological properties of cake batter

The effects of fat content and emulsifier type on the rheological properties of cake batter have been investigated by using a parallel-plate rheometer. The apparent viscosity of cake batter with five different fat concentrations (0, 12.5, 25, 37.5, and 50%) and two types of emulsifier, namely Purawave and Lecigran, was studied as a function of the shear rate. In addition, the time dependency of different cake formulations was investigated. It was found that cake batter with different fat concentrations and emulsifier types exhibited shear thinning and time-independent behavior. Experimental data provided a good fit for the power law model. The increase in fat content and addition of emulsifier caused a decrease in the apparent viscosity. The flow behavior index was not found to be dependent on the composition of cake batter.