The higher value for final viscosity obtained for PGS can be attributed to the concentration of starch in the sample. The pasting properties presented for CWF are close to the values reported by Ragaee and Abdel-Aal (2006) and Morris, King, and Rubenthaler (1997). According to Neill, Al-Muhtaseb, and Magee (2012), with thermal treatment there is an increase of the ability of starch granules to absorb water due to their pre-gelatinization.
Except for breakdown of BPG, there were no significant changes in
pasting properties of the blends used for frozen dough production, in relation to CWF,which indicates that it could be possible to replace 5% of CWF by BEW or PGS.