4. Conclusions
Steamed breads made from bran recombining processes had
larger height/diameter and specific volume than those made from
entire grain grinding processes, while the differences among bran
recombining processes were relatively small. This might be
partially attributed to their differences in particle size. The UMBR
process had the lowest values of CGV, redness, yellowness, hardness
and chewiness but highest lightness among all whole wheat
flour milling processes, which was acceptable for consumer.
Steamed bread made from UMBR process especially for red wheat
(Zhengmai 366) had the best sensory quality and smooth surface.