flour it was about 11.27(g/100 g) and for flaxseed flour it was
22.58(g/100 g). Dry gluten in refined wheat flour and whole wheat
flour was about 9.26 and 10.2(g/100 g) respectively.
3.2. Effect of roasted ground flaxseed level on chemical composition
of refined wheat flour bread
Table 2 shows the changes in chemical composition of refined
wheat flour bread supplemented with different levels of flaxseed. A
positive increase in moisture content, fat and protein content of
bread with increase in flaxseed level was observed. This could be
due to the higher dietary fibres, fat and protein content in flaxseed.
Total ash contentwas also increased linearly with increased level of
flaxseed.
3.3. Standardization of bread
In the standardized bread, ingredients were optimised at a level
of salt 1(g/100 g); yeast 3(g/100 g); GMS 0.5(g/100 g); sugar 6(g/
100 g); shortening 2.5(g/100 g) both for refined flour bread and
whole wheat flour bread.Water level was optimised at 57(g/100 g)
for refined flour bread and 65(g/100 g) for whole wheat flour bread.
The data presented in Table 3 found statistically significant for
overall acceptability scores for which ingredient level was
optimised.