According to
modified starches could be used for a
replacement of wheat starch in traditional bakery products up to
20%, without visible deterioration of the final product. According to
these authors, their addition impacts water absorption and rheo-
logical properties of the dough, degree of starch gelatinization,
texture and staling of bread, and their addition allows obtaining
recipes with special, well controlled properties. Hydroxypropyl
starch was recognized as one with the highest ability to retard
bread staling, which was connected with its slow retrogradation.
Modified starches were also analyzed in GF products.studied the possibility to use high
amylose corn starch (HACS), acetylated distarch adipate (ADA), and
hydroxypropyl distarch phosphate (HDP) in baking of GF bread. An
increase in bread volume, caused by the changes in structure
related to the addition of ADA and HDP, was observed. The values of
texture parameters were comparable to control. It was concluded
that the presence of chemically modified starch stabilized crumb
structure and reduced retrogradation of dissolved starch glucans,
thus retarding staling. On the other hand excessive addition of
cross-linked starch could result unacceptable increase in bread
hardness