Noodles are mainly made from wheat flour in most countries.
For instance, in several Asian countries, noodles occupy nearly 50%
of total wheat flour consumption (Hou, 2010). Also, cereals from
other sources such as rice and buckwheat have been used due to
increasing interests in gluten-free products as well as consumer
demands for variety and health. However, due to the lack of glutenderived
functionality, they are partly incorporated into wheat flourbased
noodle formulations. Specially, in the case of rice flour,
different noodle-making procedures have been employed e
extrusion and a continuous sheeting of rice batter (Fu, 2008) since
rice flour is not able to form a cohesive dough structure. In the case
of extrusion, it can cause uneven structural network and a high
degree of starch damage, compared with sheeting (Petitot,
Abecassis, & Micard, 2009).
Noodles are mainly made from wheat flour in most countries.
For instance, in several Asian countries, noodles occupy nearly 50%
of total wheat flour consumption (Hou, 2010). Also, cereals from
other sources such as rice and buckwheat have been used due to
increasing interests in gluten-free products as well as consumer
demands for variety and health. However, due to the lack of glutenderived
functionality, they are partly incorporated into wheat flourbased
noodle formulations. Specially, in the case of rice flour,
different noodle-making procedures have been employed e
extrusion and a continuous sheeting of rice batter (Fu, 2008) since
rice flour is not able to form a cohesive dough structure. In the case
of extrusion, it can cause uneven structural network and a high
degree of starch damage, compared with sheeting (Petitot,
Abecassis, & Micard, 2009).
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