Research Article

Effect of Hydrocolloids and Emulsifiers on Baking Quality of Composite Cassava-Maize-Wheat Breads

Table 3

Effect of type and concentration of hydrocolloids1 and emulsifiers2 on specific loaf volume, moisture content, firmness, and brownness index value in composite cassava-maize-wheat (CMW) breads.

Composite breadLevel of emulsifier (%)Specific volume (cm3/g)Moisture content (%)Firmness (N)Brownness index
CMCHM-pectinCMCHM-pectinCMCHM-pectinCMCHM-pectin

No emulsifier02.14a2.07bc4.71de6.15e80.0ab66.2a

+DATEM0.12.23ab2.08bcd4.97ef5.56d88.8d82.3de
0.32.46e2.21de4.39bc4.99b87.9cd97.9g
0.52.38cde2.19de4.59cd5.16bc95.2e93.2f

+SSL0.12.40de2.06ab3.85a5.41cd84.1bc84.7e
0.32.31bcd2.16bcde4.84de4.98b84.8cd76.9bc
0.52.29bc2.31f5.17f5.00b76.7a85.3e

+LC0.12.22ab2.18cde5.26f5.33bcd87.0cd78.4cd
0.32.33cd2.26de4.28b4.61a86.1cd79.9cd
0.52.38cde2.16bcde4.53bcd5.16bc85.1cd73.8b

CMC: cellulose gum, HM pectin: high methoxyl pectin at 3% (w/w) level, 2DATEM: diacetyl tartaric acid ester of mono- and diglycerides, SSL: sodium stearoyl-2-lactylate, and LC: soy lecithin (% in w/w).
a,b,c,d,e,f,gDifferent letters in the same column represent values that are significantly different .