| 英文摘要 |
Fats and oils used in most doughs to increase the plasticity or workability Common commercial shortenings include butter, lard, vegetable oils, processed shortenings, and margarine. For most baking purposes, desirable characteristics include bland or pleasant flavor, long storage life; and good shortening power, or ability to weaken and lubricate the structure of baked products to produce tenderness. In this study, the dough and bread properties with different fat/oil compositions (0%, 5%, 10%, 15% and 20%) were evaluated by the measurement of the dough fermentation volume, bread specific volume, texture profile analysis, color and storage test. Results indicated that solid fat showed better bread properties than liquid oil. Compared with 15% oil, dough with 15% fat showed significantly higher bread specific volume and softness. |