The raw chapatti was immediately placed on an electric hot plate
at 280 C 3.0 and baked on one side and then inverted and baked
on the other side followed by final baking on the first side. The
baking time for the control chapatti was 77 s however the chapattis
containing barley flour at level of 28, 56 and 84 g/100 g wheat flour exhibited a baking time of 99, 120 and 165 s, respectively due to
differences in dough water absorption. The chapatti was allowed to
cool for 10 min at 25 C (80% relative humidity) and then frozen
at20 C and freeze dried in a freeze drier (Heto, LL 3000, Denmark)
and the freeze dried chapattis were ground in Newport Super Mill
(Newport, Australia) and stored at 20 C for further analysis.
The raw chapatti was immediately placed on an electric hot plateat 280 C 3.0 and baked on one side and then inverted and bakedon the other side followed by final baking on the first side. Thebaking time for the control chapatti was 77 s however the chapattiscontaining barley flour at level of 28, 56 and 84 g/100 g wheat flour exhibited a baking time of 99, 120 and 165 s, respectively due todifferences in dough water absorption. The chapatti was allowed tocool for 10 min at 25 C (80% relative humidity) and then frozenat20 C and freeze dried in a freeze drier (Heto, LL 3000, Denmark)and the freeze dried chapattis were ground in Newport Super Mill(Newport, Australia) and stored at 20 C for further analysis.
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