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Title: The importance of flour particle size in composite flour bread
Authors: Manful, J. T.
Keywords: Composite flour;Particle size;Composite bread;Ghana
Issue Date: 1999
Publisher: Ghana Science Association
Citation: Journal of Ghana Science Association, 1 (2), 98-105
Abstract: Maize and pearl millet grains were milled into flour, semolina and grits. Particle-Size Analysis were carried out for the various fractions. The various granulations and wheat flour were blended with 10% to 40'k levels of replacement. Bread was baked from the different blends and the changes in freshness evaluated up to 7 days. It was established that the coarser the granulation of maize and pearl millet, the higher the volume of the bread baked from them. Freshness and shelf-life properties were also better for coarser granulations
URI: https://csirspace.foodresearchgh.site/handle/123456789/310
ISSN: 0855-3823
Journal Name: Journal of Ghana Science Association
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