英文摘要 |
The objective of the study was to evaluate the effects of boiling and steaming treatments on physical and textural quality of the lab-prepared and commercial dumpling wrappers. Lab-prepared dumpling dough was made from wheat flour with the addition of 1% salt and 60% water (flour basis). After mixing, dough was rested for 20 min and sheeted to form dumpling wrapper. The moisture contents of the two commercial andone lab-prepared dumpling wrappers were 35% and 41%, respectively. Results showed that lab-prepared raw dumpling wrapper had higher surface stickiness and extensibility, but lower toughness than commercial samples. Boiling treatment made dumpling wrapper with higher moisture content, water activity, whiteness index, cooking weight gain and surface stickiness, but lower toughness than steaming treatment. No matter water content of raw wrapper, there were the similar trends in physical and textural parameters as compared boiled samples with steamed samples. |