Breadcrumb-like products are often used in the food industry to enhance
fried-like texture. These have been made by the traditional method of
crumb production. In the present work, an attempt has been made to
produce superbake breadcrumb by extrusion on a BC-45. Extruded
products were evaluated for density, expansion, fat uptake and taste. The
results obtained showed that extrusion conditions singly or in combination
affected the properties of the breadcrumb. High temperature and low
moisture content gave less dense product, which affected frying behavior
of chicken cubes. Oil absorption was reduced slightly with increased
extrusion temperature. An acceptability test of two extruded breadcrumbs
against Morton’s a commercial product used as control, was
determined in application on chicken nuggets. A significant difference
was found between the acceptability of the Morton’s breadcrumbs and
one of the samples (Tech 42810) extruded at 120C.
The characteristics of the sample extruded at 120C (42810) showed
bulk density and fat uptake properties that were more acceptable compared
to the Morton’s sample. Due to the significant difference, extruded superbake
breadcrumb may be a suitable substitute for the Morton’s breadcrumb. The
study clearly showed that the good functionality of extruded breadcrumb was
highly dependent on the extrusion processing conditions. Comparing the
basic formulation of superbake breadcrumb (F2) and formulation (F15) for
extruded breadcrumb, the extruded breadcrumb showed good functionality
in relation to the control and considering further, the effect of ingredient on
the texture of extruded breadcrumb, some ingredient can be excluded without
adverse effect thus the crisp texture and maximum expansion of extruded
superbake breadcrumb may be obtained by selecting the following extrusion
Breadcrumb-like products are often used in the food industry to enhancefried-like texture. These have been made by the traditional method ofcrumb production. In the present work, an attempt has been made toproduce superbake breadcrumb by extrusion on a BC-45. Extrudedproducts were evaluated for density, expansion, fat uptake and taste. Theresults obtained showed that extrusion conditions singly or in combinationaffected the properties of the breadcrumb. High temperature and lowmoisture content gave less dense product, which affected frying behaviorof chicken cubes. Oil absorption was reduced slightly with increasedextrusion temperature. An acceptability test of two extruded breadcrumbsagainst Morton’s a commercial product used as control, wasdetermined in application on chicken nuggets. A significant differencewas found between the acceptability of the Morton’s breadcrumbs andone of the samples (Tech 42810) extruded at 120C.The characteristics of the sample extruded at 120C (42810) showedbulk density and fat uptake properties that were more acceptable comparedto the Morton’s sample. Due to the significant difference, extruded superbakebreadcrumb may be a suitable substitute for the Morton’s breadcrumb. Thestudy clearly showed that the good functionality of extruded breadcrumb washighly dependent on the extrusion processing conditions. Comparing thebasic formulation of superbake breadcrumb (F2) and formulation (F15) forextruded breadcrumb, extruded breadcrumb แสดงฟังก์ชันการทำงานที่ดีเกี่ยวกับการควบคุมและการพิจารณาผลของส่วนผสมเพิ่มเติม ในเนื้อของ extruded breadcrumb ส่วนผสมบางอย่างสามารถถูกแยกออกโดยไม่อาการข้างเคียงดังนั้นพื้นผิวที่ชัดเจนและขยายตัวสูงสุดของ extrudedsuperbake breadcrumb ได้เลือกอัดขึ้นรูปต่อไปนี้
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