Cassava flour and starch have exceptional quality attributes whichcould be exploited in bakery applications, however, their innate structures are not suited for the conditions during baking. Compared towheat flour, cassava flour has a comparable starch composition, waterabsorption, melting onset and lower retrogradation tendency [4]. However, cassava flour possesses an inferior protein composition (lacks gluten and deficient in sulphur containing amino acids; methionine andcysteine) and has a low diastatic activity which hampers its bakery performance [5,6]. Cassava starch, on the other hand, has a bland flavourand excellent thickening and gelling attributes [