Frozen bread dough improver
A dough improver and bread raw technology, applied in the direction of dough cooling, dough preparation, dough processing, etc., can solve the problems of complicated operations, frozen bread dough is not very effective, etc., and achieve the effect of improving swelling
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[0050] Adjust the 10% cell suspension of Candida utilis strain Cs7529 (FERM BP-1656 strain) to pH 3.5 with 10N sulfuric acid, heat-treat at 60°C for 30 minutes, and use a centrifuge to separate the yeast extract Separated from yeast cell residues. Then, water was added to the yeast cell residue to prepare a suspension with a dry cell weight of 8% by weight. After adjusting 18 kg of the obtained yeast cell residue suspension to pH 7.0, use a separator (Alpha Labal centrifugal separator: LAPX202BGT-24-50 / 60) to separate the solid from the supernatant and recover the solid . This solid was suspended in water to obtain a suspension having a concentration of 8% by weight. Use the separator again to separate the solids from the supernatant and recover the solids. Water was added to the solid to prepare a 10% by weight suspension, which was heat-treated at 90° C. for 20 minutes, and then cooled with cold water. Then, the supernatant was recovered using a separator, concentrated u...
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[0053] Baking Test of Frozen Bread Dough
[0054] 200 g of hard flour, 8 g of butter, 6.8 g of granulated sugar, 4.8 g of skimmed milk, 4 g of salt, 2.2 g of dry yeast, and 72 ml of a 0.0414% by weight aqueous solution of the frozen bread dough improver obtained in the production example (0.01% by weight per the entire dough) ) was added to a household bread machine manufactured by Panasonic Co., Ltd. (Panasonic Corporation) and mixed to prepare a dough, which was subjected to primary fermentation. Then, the dough was taken out from the household bread machine, put into a rectangular bread mold, frozen overnight at -20°C, and then thawed at room temperature. Secondary fermentation was carried out at 34° C. for 45 minutes, and baked at 170° C. for 22 minutes using a household bread machine to make bread. The volume of the obtained bread was measured using the rapeseed substitution method.
[0055] The outline of the rapeseed replacement method is as follows. Use an A cup to...
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