The use of fermented wheat bran in formulation of some types of high fiber bread
2016
Wheat bran is a rich source of dietary fiber, vitamins and minerals. But due to a
combination of limited use antinutritional the name of "phytic acid". In this
research, effects of fermentation (yeast species Saccharomyces cerevisiae PTCC
5052), also sizing bran (in different meshes S2, S1 and S3 respectively 100-200,
200-300 and 300- 400 mm) in different percentages bran (5, 10 and 15% by
weight) on the values of pH, TTA, phytic acid, protein, ash, fat, soluble and
insoluble dietary fiber, bran and water content in the dough volume and
sensory characteristics were evaluated in bread and Taftoon Sistani. The results
showed that fermented bran reduces the amount of pH, reduce the amount of
phytic acid and moisture, also increase amounts of TTA, protein, ash, fat
percentage, the percentage of soluble dietary fiber levels were statistically
significant (P<0.05). But the percentage of insoluble dietary fiber showed
significant effect (P>0.05). The results showed the effect of sizing amounts of
phytic acid, protein, ash, fat insoluble dietary fiber with reduced particle size
reduction. Fermented in the bran particle samples with mesh S2 had the
greatest impact on increasing volume. Also adding bran at 10%, showed the
greatest impact on increasing volume. The sensory evaluation showed that the
addition of bran bread samples had no significant effect on overall acceptability
(P> 0.05). While in the bread samples F1S2 (at 10 and 15 percent) was to reduce
staling.
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