大豆麸皮作为无麸质饼干配方中的脂肪替代品:理化性质和感官特征

IF 1 4区工程技术 Q4 CHEMISTRY, APPLIED

Chemical Industry & Chemical Engineering Quarterly Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.2298/ciceq211222025m

N. Milicevic, M. Sakač, Bojana Šarić, D. Škrobot, B. Filipčev, O. Šimurina, P. Jovanov, M. Pestoric, A. Marić

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摘要

大豆麸皮(SB)在无麸质饼干配方中部分替代脂肪(30-50%)。对面团的性质、物理(饼干的尺寸和重量减轻)、质地(硬度和可破碎性)、颜色和感官参数以及营养成分进行了评估，以表征全脂饼干(FFC)和减脂饼干(FRC)。综上所述，在曲奇配方中减少30%的脂肪可以保持FFC的感官特性。结果表明，以30%的SB代替脂肪，在膳食纤维和矿物质方面产生了脂肪减少的增值无谷蛋白饼干。男性和女性成人每日30% FRC分别满足膳食纤维参考摄入量11.87%和18.04%、钙参考摄入量26.50%、镁参考摄入量35.71%和46.88%、锰参考摄入量65.43%和83.61%。

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Soybean bran as the fat replacer in gluten-free cookie formulation: Physicochemical properties and sensory profiles

Soybean bran (SB) was used for partial replacement of fat (30-50%) in a gluten-free cookie formulation. Dough properties, physical (cookie dimension and weight loss), textural (hardness and fracturability), colour and sensory parameters, as well as nutritional profiles were evaluated to characterise full-fat (FFC) and fat-reduced cookies (FRC). Based on the obtained results, it was concluded that the fat reduction in cookie formulation at the level of 30% maintained the sensory properties of the FFC. It was revealed that the fat replacement using SB at the level of 30% resulted in the fat-reduced value-added gluten-free cookies in terms of dietary fibre and minerals. A daily portion of the 30% FRC meets 11.87% and 18.04% of dietary reference intakes (DRIs) for dietary fibres, 26.50% of DRIs for calcium, 35.71% and 46.88% of DRIs for magnesium and 65.43% and 83.61% of DRIs for manganese, for male and female adults, respectively.

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Chemical Industry & Chemical Engineering Quarterly CHEMISTRY, APPLIED-ENGINEERING, CHEMICAL

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2.10

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审稿时长

3.3 months

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