scieee Science in your language
[sp] (orig)

Assessing the rice flour-starch-protein mixtures to produce gluten free sugar-snap cookies

Abstract

The mixture of rice flours, starches and proteins is common in gluten-free bakery products such as bread or cake. The aim of this study was to determine the effects of starch and/or protein addition in rice flour gluten-free cookie quality. For this purpose, the hydration and oil absorption properties of flour-starch-protein mixtures, dough rheology and quality cookie parameters (thickness, final diameter, spread factor, texture, colour and acceptability) were analysed. Generally, protein incorporation increased hydration properties of the mixture and dough consistency, producing cookies with limited spreading in the baking time, lower hardness values and darker colour. In particular, protein addition reduced the width up to 8.4% and the hardness up to 10.60 % (control versus 20% of protein inclusion). However, maize starch addition reduced hydration properties and gave rise to cookies with higher thickness and width, but the texture and colour were not affected by the starch. Cookies with higher protein content showed higher acceptability than cookies with higher starch content and no protein addition. Therefore, protein and starch can be used in order to adjust the desired cookie characteristics depending on the cookie formulation and the needs of manufacturers.

Read accessible full text

Assessing the rice flour-starch-protein mixtures to produce gluten free sugar-snap cookies

Author: Martínez Mancebo, Camino,Rodríguez, Patricia,Gómez Pallarés, Manuel
Publisher: Universidad de Valladolid
Year: 2016
Source: https://uvadoc.uva.es/bitstream/10324/22716/1/DOI%20sin%20maquetar.pdf
Accep ed Manusc ip
Assessing ice lou -s a ch-p o ein mix u es o p oduce glu en ee suga -snap
cookies
Camino M. Mancebo, Pa icia Rod iguez, Manuel Gómez
PII: S0023-6438(15)30336-4
DOI: 10.1016/j.lw .2015.11.045
Re e ence: YFSTL 5113
To appea in: LWT - Food Science and Technology
Recei ed Da e: 1 Sep embe 2015
Re ised Da e: 13 No embe 2015
Accep ed Da e: 22 No embe 2015
Please ci e his a icle as: Mancebo, C.M., Rod iguez, P., Gómez, M., Assessing ice lou -s a ch-p o ein
mix u es o p oduce glu en ee suga -snap cookies, LWT - Food Science and Technology (2015), doi:
10.1016/j.lw .2015.11.045.
This is a PDF ile o an unedi ed manusc ip ha has been accep ed o publica ion. As a se ice o
ou cus ome s we a e p o iding his ea ly e sion o he manusc ip . The manusc ip will unde go
copyedi ing, ypese ing, and e iew o he esul ing p oo be o e i is published in i s inal o m. Please
no e ha du ing he p oduc ion p ocess e o s may be disco e ed which could a ec he con en , and all
legal disclaime s ha apply o he jou nal pe ain.
MANUS CRIP T
ACCEP TED
ACCEPTED MANUSCRIPT
1
Assessing ice lou -s a ch-p o ein mix u es o p oduce
1
glu en ee suga -snap cookies
2
3
Camino M. Mancebo, Pa icia Rod iguez, Manuel Gómez
*
4
5
6
Food Technology A ea, 7
College o Ag icul u al Enginee ing, Uni e si y o Valladolid, 34004 Palencia, Spain 8
Tel.: +34 979 108495; Fax: +34 979 108302 9
*
Co esponding au ho e-mail: palla es@ia .u a.es 10
11
MANUS CRIP T
ACCEP TED
ACCEPTED MANUSCRIPT
2
Abs ac 12
The mix u e o ice lou s, s a ches and p o eins is common in glu en- ee bake y 13
p oduc s such as b ead o cake. The aim o his s udy was o de e mine he e ec s o 14
s a ch and/o p o ein addi ion in ice lou glu en- ee cookie quali y. Fo his pu pose, 15
he hyd a ion and oil abso p ion p ope ies o lou -s a ch-p o ein mix u es, dough 16
heology and quali y cookie pa ame e s ( hickness, inal diame e , sp ead ac o , ex u e, 17
colou and accep abili y) we e analysed. Gene ally, p o ein inco po a ion inc eased 18
hyd a ion p ope ies o he mix u e and dough consis ency, p oducing cookies wi h 19
limi ed sp eading in he baking ime, lowe ha dness alues and da ke colou . In 20
pa icula , p o ein addi ion educed he wid h up o 8.4% and he ha dness up o 10.60 21
% (con ol e sus 20% o p o ein inclusion). Howe e , maize s a ch addi ion educed 22
hyd a ion p ope ies and ga e ise o cookies wi h highe hickness and wid h, bu he 23
ex u e and colou we e no a ec ed by he s a ch. Cookies wi h highe p o ein con en 24
showed highe accep abili y han cookies wi h highe s a ch con en and no p o ein 25
addi ion. The e o e, p o ein and s a ch can be used in o de o adjus he desi ed cookie 26
cha ac e is ics depending on he cookie o mula ion and he needs o manu ac u e s. 27
28
29
Keywo ds: maize s a ch; pea p o ein; dough heology; cookie ex u e; senso y analysis. 30
31
MANUS CRIP T
ACCEP TED
ACCEPTED MANUSCRIPT
3
1. In oduc ion 32
Cookies a e a baked p oduc ha ypically has h ee majo ing edien s; lou , suga and 33
a . The e a e dis inc ypes o cookies depending on cookie composi ion, he making o 34
cookie dough and baking pa ame e s. Suga -snap cookie is a pa icula ype o cookie 35
wi h high le els o a and suga and low wa e le els cha ac e ised by a limi ed 36
de elopmen o he glu en ne wo k (Hadnade , To bica, & Hadnade , 2013; Pa ey & 37
Delcou , 2008). In addi ion, because o he insu icien wa e con en o he cookie 38
dough, mos o he s a ch g anules do no gela inize du ing he cookie baking p ocess 39
(Pa ey & Delcou , 2008). Due o he minimal glu en de elopmen o suga -snap 40
cookies, he e is he possibili y o p oduce glu en- ee cookies made om glu en- ee 41
lou s wi hou any glu en subs i u e (Donelson, 1988). Howe e , glu en- ee lou s 42
p oduce cookies wi h di e en physico-chemical cha ac e is ics in compa ison wi h 43
cookies made om whea lou , depending on he ce eal o igin and he milling p ocess 44
(Mancebo, Picón, & Gómez, 2015). 45
Mos s udies ha ha e in es iga ed glu en- ee cookies ha e used di e en glu en- ee 46
lou s such as ama an h (de la Ba ca, Rojas-Ma ínez, Islas-Rubio, & Cab e a-Chá ez, 47
2010; Gambus e al., 2009; Hozo a, Buch o á, Dodok, & Zemano ič, 1997; Tosi, 48
Ciappini, & Mascia elli, 1996; Schoenlechne , Linsbe ge , Kaczyc, & Be gho e , 2006), 49
buckwhea (Gambus e al., 2009; Hadnađe e al., 2013; Kau , Sandhu, A o a, & 50
Sha ma, 2015: Schoenlechne , Linsbe ge , Kaczyc, & Be gho e , 2006) and/o ice 51
lou (Chung, Cho, & Lim, 2014; To bica, Hadnadez, & Hadnade , 2012) o a mix u e 52
o hese lou s wi h o he ce eal lou s (maize, so ghum o mille ) o legume lou s 53
(Al ındağ, Ce el, E em, & Konak, 2014; Rai, Kau , & Singh, 2014). Howe e , many 54
comme cial bake y p oduc s a e mainly made om maize s a ch mixed, g ea e o lesse 55
ex en , wi h glu en ee lou s, s a ches om ube s and / o p o eins. I has been p o en 56
MANUS CRIP T
ACCEP TED
ACCEPTED MANUSCRIPT
4
ha he p o ein and s a ch p opo ion in cookies made om whea lou play an 57
impo an ole in cookie quali y, because o hei wa e abso p ion capaci y, hei e ec 58
in dough heology and hei sp ead in he baking p ocess (Pa ey & Delcou , 2008). In 59
gene al, so whea lou , which is cha ac e ised by a low p o ein con en and weak 60
glu en s eng h, is p e e ed in suga -snap cookie elabo a ion (Souza, K uk, & 61
Sunde man, 1994) since hey gi e ise o cookies wi h highe sp ead and cookie se ime 62
in he baking p ocess (Kaldy, Ke eliuk, & Kozuk, 1993; Mille & Hoseney, 1997). 63
The eby, s a ch and p o ein addi ion could adjus he expansion in he baking p ocess 64
and glu en- ee cookie diame e . I has also been shown ha p o ein con en a ec ed 65
dough heology and ex u e o cookies, a leas in he case o whea cookies (Gaines, 66
1990). The e a e ew s udies abou s a ch and p o ein addi ion in glu en- ee cookies. 67
Schobe e al. (2003) added s a ches in glu en- ee cookies o mula ions bu hey we e 68
mixed wi h h ee glu en- ee lou s and only h ee mix u es we e analysed, he e o e he 69
e ec o s a ches could no be clea ly compa ed. Sa abhai e al. (2015) s udied he e ec 70
o p o ein concen a e (soya and whey p o ein), howe e hey we e added wi h 71
emulsi ie s. 72
The aim o his s udy was o de e mine he e ec o he addi ion o s a ch and/o p o ein 73
o ice lou on dough heology and glu en- ee suga -snap cookies quali y. 74
75
2. Ma e ials and me hods 76
2.1 Ma e ials 77
The ollowing ing edien s we e employed in his s udy: ice lou (8.01 g/100 g o 78
p o ein and 74.35 g/100 g s a ch) p o ided by Ha ine a Cas ellana S.L. (Medina del 79
Campo, Valladolid, Spain), maize s a ch (DAESANG, Ko ea), Nu alys F85M pea 80
p o ein (80 % p o ein con en ) (Roque e, Leu em, F ance), whi e suga (AB Azuca e a 81

MANUS CRIP T
ACCEP TED
ACCEPTED MANUSCRIPT
5
Ibe ia, Valladolid, Spain), ma ga ine 100 % ege able (A gen a c ema, Pu a os, 82
Ba celona, Spain), sodium bica bona e (Manuel Riesgo S.A., Mad id, Spain) and local 83
ap wa e . 84
85
2.2 Me hods 86
2.2.1. Mix u e hyd a ion and oil abso p ion p ope ies 87
The di e en lou -s a ch-p o ein mix u es we e cha ac e ised by hei hyd a ion and oil 88
abso p ion p ope ies. 89
Swelling olume (SV), o he olume occupied by a known weigh sample, was 90
e alua ed by adding 100 mL o dis illed wa e o 5 g (±0.1 g) o lou sample in a es 91
ube and allowing i o hyd a e o 24 h. Wa e holding capaci y (WHC), de ined as he 92
amoun o wa e e ained by he sample wi hou being subjec ed o any s ess, was 93
de e mined on he same suspension used o e alua e swelling; he hyd a ed solid was 94
weighed a e emo ing he excess wa e and alues we e exp essed as g ams o wa e 95
pe g am o solid (AACC me hod 88-04, 2012). Wa e binding capaci y (WBC), o he 96
amoun o wa e e ained by he sample a e i has been cen i uged, was measu ed as 97
desc ibed in AACC me hod 56-30.01 (AACC, 2012). Hyd a ion p ope ies we e 98
analysed in duplica e. 99
The me hod desc ibed by Lin, Humbe , & Sosulski (1974) was used o de e mine oil 100
abso p ion capaci y (OAC). Flou (100.0 ± 0.2 mg) was mixed wi h 1.0 mL o ege able 101
oil. The mix u e was s i ed o 1 min wi h a wi e od o dispe se he sample in he oil. 102
A e a pe iod o 30 min in he o ex mixe , ubes we e cen i uged a 3000 × g and 103
4◦C o 10 min. The supe na an was ca e ully emo ed wi h a pipe e and he ubes 104
we e in e ed o 25 min o d ain he oil and he esidue was hen weighed. The oil 105
MANUS CRIP T
ACCEP TED
ACCEPTED MANUSCRIPT
6
abso p ion capaci y was exp essed as g ams o oil bound pe g am o sample on d y 106
basis. Th ee eplica es we e pe o med o each sample. OAC was calcula ed by Eq. (1): 107
OAC (g/g) = W / Wi (1) 108
Whe e W is he esidue weigh and Wi is he sample weigh (g, db) 109
110
2.2.2. Cookie p epa a ion 111
All o mula ions we e p epa ed using he same quan i ies o ing edien s excep o 112
wa e , which was added o adjus dough mois u e con en o 15.0 %, and he p opo ions 113
o lou , s a ch and p o ein added (Table 1). The lou -s a ch-p o ein mix u e mois u e 114
was de e mined by he AACC 44-15.02 me hod (AACC, 2012). The ollowing 115
ing edien s (as g/100 g on dough basis) we e used: lou -s a ch-p o ein mix u e (43.3 g), 116
suga (31.2 g), ma ga ine (19.4 g), wa e (5.2 g) and sodium bica bona e (0.9 g). The 117
ma ga ine and suga we e hen c eamed a speed 4 o 180 s in a Ki chen Aid 5KPM50 118
mixe (Ki chen Aid, Ben on Ha bo , Michigan, USA) wi h a la bea e , sc aping down 119
e e y 60 s. The wa e was hen added and mixing was con inued a speed 4 o 120 s 120
wi h in e media e sc aping. A e mixing, he c eam was sc aped down. Finally, lou 121
and sodium bica bona e we e added, ollowed by mixing a speed 2 o 120 s, whils 122
sc aping down e e y 30 s. A e mixing, he dough was allowed o s and o a 123
p ede ined pe iod o 30 minu es. The dough pieces we e hen lamina ed wi h a sal a L-124
500-J shee e (Sal a, Lezo, Spain) (gap wid h 6.00 mm). Cookie dough was cu wi h a 125
ci cula cookie cu e (in e nal diame e , 40 mm) and weighed. Ba ches o a leas 15 126
dough pieces we e baked in an elec ic modula o en o 14 minu es a 185ºC. All he 127
cookie elabo a ions we e pe o med wice. 128
129 2.2.3. Dough heology p ope ies 130
MANUS CRIP T
ACCEP TED
ACCEPTED MANUSCRIPT
7
The heological beha iou o doughs was s udied using a The mo Scien i ic 131
HaakeRheoS ess 1 con olled s ain heome e (The mo Fishe Scien i ic, Schwe e, 132
Ge many) and a Phoenix II P1-C25P wa e ba h ha con olled analysis empe a u e 133
(se a 25ºC). The heome e was equipped wi h pa allel-pla e geome y (60-mm 134
diame e i anium se a ed pla e-PP60 Ti) wi h a 3-mm gap. A e adjus ing he 3-mm 135
gap, aseline oil (Pan eac, Pan eac Química SA, Cas ella del Vallés, Spain) was 136
applied o he exposed su aces o he samples o p e en hem d ying du ing es ing. In 137
oscilla o y es s, dough was es ed o 800 s be o e measu ing. Fi s , a s ain sweep es 138
was pe o med a 25ºC wi h a s ess ange o 0.1–100 Pa a a cons an equency o 1 Hz 139
o iden i y he linea iscoelas ic egion. On he basis o he esul s ob ained, a s ess 140
alue included in he linea iscoelas ic egion was used in a equency sweep es a 141
25ºC wi h a equency ange o 10–0.1 Hz. Values o elas ic modulus (G’ [Pa]), iscous 142
modulus (G’’ [Pa]), complex modulus and angen δ (G’’/G’) we e ob ained o 143
di e en equency alues (ω [Hz]). Samples we e analysed in duplica e. 144
2.2.4. Cookie p ope ies 145
The ex u e o he cookies was measu ed six y minu es a e baking on eigh cookies 146
om each elabo a ion, using a TA-XT2 ex u e analyse (S able Mic osys ems, Su ey, 147
UK) i ed wi h he “Tex u e Expe ” so wa e. The cookies we e b oken using he h ee 148
poin bending ig p obe (HDP/3PB). The expe imen al condi ions we e: suppo s 30 149
mm apa , a 20 mm p obe a el dis ance, a igge o ce o 5 g and a es speed o 2.0 150
mm/s.The maximum o ce (N) and he displacemen a up u e (mm) we e measu ed. 151
Fou cookies we e weighed and hei wid hs (diame e ) and hicknesses we e measu ed 152
wi h calipe o calcula e he sp ead ac o . The diame e o each cookie was measu ed 153
wice, pe pendicula ly, in o de o calcula e an a e age diame e . The sp ead ac o o 154
MANUS CRIP T
ACCEP TED
ACCEPTED MANUSCRIPT
8
he cookies was calcula ed by di iding he a e age wid h by he hickness o he 155
cookies. 156
Measu emen s a he cen e o he uppe su ace (c us ) colou o six suga -snap cookies 157
om each elabo a ion we e ca ied ou wi h a Minol a CN-508i spec opho ome e 158
(Minol a, Co. LTD, Tokyo, Japan) using he D65 illuminan wi h he 2º s anda d 159
obse e . Resul s a e exp essed in he CIE L*a*b* colou space. 160
2.2.5. Consume es 161
Hedonic senso y e alua ion o he cookies was conduc ed wi h 66 olun ee s, s a and 162
s uden s om he Ag icul u al Enginee ing College in Palencia (Spain), be ween he 163
ages o 18–66 and o a ious socioeconomic backg ounds, who we e habi ual cookie 164
consume s. Samples we e analysed one day a e baking. Fo senso y e alua ion, 165
samples we e p esen ed as whole pieces on whi e plas ic dishes coded wi h ou -digi 166
andom numbe s and se ed in andom o de . The cookies we e e alua ed on he basis 167
o accep abili y o hei appea ance, odou , ex u e, as e and o e all app ecia ion on a 168
nine-poin hedonic scale. The scale o alues anged om “like ex emely” o “dislike 169
ex emely”, co esponding o he highes and lowes sco es o “9” and “1” espec i ely. 170
2.2.6. S a is ical analysis 171
Di e ences be ween he pa ame e s o he di e en o mula ions we e s udied by 172
analysis o a iance (ANOVA). Fishe ’s leas signi ican di e ence (LSD) was used o 173
desc ibe means wi h 95 % con idence in e als. The s a is ical analysis was pe o med 174
wi h he S a g aphics Cen u ion XVI so wa e (S a Poin Technologies Inc, Wa en on, 175
USA). 176
177
3. Resul s and Discussion 178
3.1 Mix u e cha ac e is ics 179
MANUS CRIP T
ACCEP TED
ACCEPTED MANUSCRIPT
15
Gambus, H., Gambus, F., Pas uszka, D., W ona, P., Ziob o, R., Saba , R., & Siko a, M. 326
(2009). Quali y o glu en- ee supplemen ed cakes and biscui s. In e na ional Jou nal o 327
Food Sciences and Nu i ion, 60, 31-50. 328
Guj al, H. S., Meh a, S., Sam a, I.S., & Goyal, P (2003). E ec o whea b an, coa se 329
whea lou and ice lou on he ins umen al ex u e o cookies. In e na ional Jou nal 330
o Food p ope ies 6, 329-340. 331
Hadnađe , T. R. D., To bica, A.M., & Hadnađe , M.S. (2013). In luence o buckwhea 332
lou and ca boxyme hyl cellulose on heological beha iou and baking pe o mance o 333
glu en- ee cookie dough. Food Biop ocess Technology, 6, 1770-1781 334
Hoseney, R. C., & Roge s, D. E. (1994). Mechanism o suga unc ionali y in cookies. 335
In: Fa idi H (Eds.), The Science o Cookie and C acke P oduc ion (pp 203-225). New 336
Yo k: Chapman & Hall. 337
Hozo a, B., Buch o á, V., Dodok, L., & Zemano ič, J. 1997. Mic obiological, 338
nu i ional and senso y aspec s o s o ed ama an h biscui s and ama an h c acke s. 339
Food/Nah ung, 41, 3, 155-158 340
Ingle , G. E., Shen, D., & Liu, S. X., (2015). Physical p ope ies o glu en- ee suga 341
cookies made om ama an h–oa composi es. LWT-Food Science and Technology, 63, 342
214-220. 343
Kaldy, M. S., Ke eliuk, G. R., & Kozub, G. C. (1993). In luence o glu en componen s 344
and lou lipids on so whi e whea quali y. Ce eal Chemis y, 70, 77–80. 345
Kau , M., Sandhu, K.S., A o a, A., & Sha ma, A. (2015). Glu en ee biscui s p epa ed 346
om buckwhea lou by inco po a ion o a ious gums: Physicochemical and senso y 347
p ope ies. LWT-Food Science and Technology, 62, 628-632 348
Lin, M. J. Y., Humbe , E. S., & Sosulski, F. W., (1974). Ce ain unc ional p ope ies 349
o sun lowe meal p oduc s. Jou nal o Food Science, 39, 368–370. 350

MANUS CRIP T
ACCEP TED
ACCEPTED MANUSCRIPT
16
Mancebo, C. M., Picón, J., & Gómez, M. (2015). E ec o lou p ope ies on he 351
quali y cha ac e is ics o glu en ee suga -snap cookies. LWT - Food Science and 352
Technology, 64, 264-269. 353
Manley, D. (2011). Manley’s echnology o biscui s, c acke s and cookies. (4 h ed.). 354
Camb idge England: Woodhead Publishing. 355
Mille , R. A. & Hoseney, R. C. (1997). Fac o s in ha d whea lou esponsible o 356
educed cookie sp ead. Ce eal Chemis y, 74, 330–336. 357
Pa ey , B., & Delcou , J. A. (2008). The ole o whea lou cons i uen s, suga , and a 358
in low mois u e ce eal based p oduc s: a e iew on suga -snap cookies. C i ical e iews 359
in ood science and nu i ion, 48, 824-839. 360
Rababah, T. M., Al-Mhasneh, M. A., & E ei ej, K. I., (2006). E ec o chickpea, b oad 361
bean and isola ed soya p o ein addi ion on he physiochemical and senso y p ope ies o 362
biscui s. Jou nal o Food Science, 71, 438- 442. 363
Rai, S., Kau , A., & Singh, B. (2014). Quali y cha ac e is ics o glu en ee cookies 364
p epa ed om di e en lou combina ions. Jou nal o Food Science and Technology 365
51, 785-789. 366
Sa abhai, S., Ind ani, D., Vijayk ishna aj, M., Milind, Kuma , V. A., & P abhasanka , 367
P. (2015). E ec o p o ein concen a es, emulsi ie s on ex u al and senso y 368
cha ac e is ics o glu en ee cookies and i s immunochemical alida ion. Jou nal o 369
Food Science and Technology-Myso e, 52, 3763-3772. 370
MANUS CRIP T
ACCEP TED
ACCEPTED MANUSCRIPT
17
Schobe , T. J., O’B ien, C. M., McCa hy, D., Da nedde, A., & A end E. K. (2003). 371
In luence o glu en- ee lou mixes and a powde s on he quali y o glu en- ee 372
biscui s. Eu opean Food Resea ch and Technology, 216, 369-376. 373
Schoenlechne , R., Linsbe ge , G., Kaczyc, L., & Be gho e , E., (2006). P oduc ion o 374
sho dough biscui s om he pseudoce eals ama an h, quinoa and buckwhea wi h 375
common bean. E nah ung, 30, 101-107. 376
Singh M., & Mohamed A. (2007). In luence o glu en–soy p o ein blends on he quali y 377
o educed ca bohyd a es cookies. LWT - Food Science and Technology, 40, 353–360. 378
Souza, E., K uk, M., & Sunde man, D. W. (1994). Associa ion o suga -snap cookie 379
quali y wi h high molecula weigh glu enin alleles in so whi e sp ing whea s. Ce eal 380
Chemis y, 70, 601–605. 381
To bica, A., Hadnađe , M., & Dapče ić Hadnađe , T. (2012). Rice and buckwhea 382
lou cha ac e isa ion and i s ela ion o cookie quali y. Food Resea ch In e na ional, 383
48, 277-283. 384
Tosi, E. A., Ciappini, M. C., & Mascia elli, R. (1996). U ilisa ion o whole ama an hus 385
(Ama an hus c uen us) lou in he manu ac u e o biscui s o coeliacs. Alimen a ia, 386
34, 49-51. 387
T aynham, T. L., Mye s, D. J, Ca iqui y, A. L., & Johnson, L. A. (2007). E alua ion o 388
wa e -holding capaci y o whea -soy lou blends. Jou nal o he Ame ican Oil 389
Chemis s Socie y, 84, 151-155. 390
391
MANUS CRIP T
ACCEP TED
ACCEPTED MANUSCRIPT
Figu e cap ions
Figu e 1.- Images o glu en- ee cookies made om ice lou (F) subs i u ed by maize
s a ch (S) and pea p o ein (P) wi h di e en subs i u ion le els (g/100 g o lou ): a) 100
g lou , 0 g s a ch and 0 g p o ein (100F-0S-0P); b) 90F-0S-10P; c) 80F-0S-20P; d)
70F-30S-0P; e) 65F-25S-10P; ) 60F-20S-20P; g) 40F-60S-0P; h) 35F-55S-10P; i) 30F-
50S-20P.
MANUS CRIP T
ACCEP TED
ACCEPTED MANUSCRIPT
Table 1.- Expe imen al design o lou -s a ch-p o ein mix u es o p epa a ion o glu en-
ee cookies
T ials Mix (F-S-P) Rice lou * Maize s a ch* Pea p o ein*
1 100-0-0 100 0 0
2 90-0-10 90 0 10
3 80-0-20 80 0 20
4 70-30-0 70 30 0
5 65-25-10 65 25 10
6 60-20-20 60 20 20
7 40-60-0 40 60 0
8 35-55-10 35 55 10
9 30-50-20 30 50 20
Mix (F-S-P): Mix u e o ice lou , maize s a ch and pea p o ein (g/100 g o lou )
* g/100 g o lou .
Each mix u e was pe o med in duplica e (n=2)
MANUS CRIP T
ACCEP TED
ACCEPTED MANUSCRIPT
1
Table 2.- Flou hyd a ion p ope ies and oil abso p ion capaci y 1 2
Mix (F-S-P) WBC
(g wa e /g solid) WHC
(g wa e /g solid) SV
(ml/g) OAC
(g oil/g solid)
100-0-0 1.380d 8.8a 1.255b 1.89ab
90-0-10 1.735g 13.4cd 1.815d 1.87ab
80-0-20 2.014i 17.4 2.315 1.89ab
70-30-0 1.145b 9.1a 1.235b 1.82a
65-25-10 1.465e 12.0bc 1.670cd 1.84ab
60-20-20 1.790h 14.9e 2.070e 1.91ab
40-60-0 0.930a 8.9a 1.000a 1.92ab
35-55-10 1.300c 11.0b 1.250b 1.88ab
30-50-20 1.700 14.4de 1.630c 1.96b
S anda d e o 0.007 0.5 0.058 0.05
Mix (F-S-P): Mix u e o ice lou . maize s a ch and pea p o ein
3
WBC: Wa e binding capaci y (n=2); WHC: Wa e Holding Capaci y (n=2); SV: Swelling olume (n=2); OAC: Oil Abso p ion
4
Capaci y (n=3)
5
Mean alues ollowed by he same le e in he same column a e no signi ican ly di e en (p < 0.05).
6

MANUS CRIP T
ACCEP TED
ACCEPTED MANUSCRIPT
Table 3.- Dynamic oscilla o y es esul s o he dough o glu en- ee cookies p epa ed
om mix u es o ice lou , maize s a ch and pea p o ein
Mix (F-S-P) G’ (Pa) G’’(Pa) G* an δ
100-0-0 148750a 36810ab 153250a 0.25e
90-0-10 278450b 57540cd 284400b 0.21d
80-0-20 672500e 94035e 679350e 0.14a
70-30-0 105465a 28960a 109750a 0.28
65-25-10 218400b 47730bc 223750b 0.22d
60-20-20 509400d 84410e 516500d 0.17b
40-60-0 107450a 28010a 111150a 0.26e
35-55-10 355500c 66595d 362250c 0.19c
30-50-20 712200e 101195 720000e 0.14a
S anda d e o
19974 3701 20192 0.01
Mix (F-S-P): Mix u e o ice lou . maize s a ch and pea p o ein (g/100g o lou )
G’: elas ic moduli; G”: iscous moduli; G*: complex moduli; an δ: angen del a.
Mean alues (n = 4) ollowed by he same le e in he same column a e no signi ican ly di e en (p < 0.05).
MANUS CRIP T
ACCEP TED
ACCEPTED MANUSCRIPT
Table 4.- Quali y pa ame e s o cookies based on ice lou , maize s a ch and pea p o ein
Mix (F-S-P): Mix u e o ice lou . maize s a ch and pea p o ein (g/100 g o lou )
Sp ead (wid h/ hickness). F max (N): The maximum o ce (N); Dis ance: displacemen a up u e (mm)
Mean alues (n=2) ollowed by he same le e in he same column a e no signi ican ly di e en (p < 0.05).
Mix (F-S-P) Mois u e
(%) Thickness
(mm) Wid h
(mm) Sp ead F max
(N) Dis ance
(mm) L* a* b*
100-0-0 2.76ab 8.87c 44.27c 4.99a 28.30d 0.34a 78.63e 0.67a 22.73bc
90-0-10 3.29bc 8.01b 42.57b 5.32a 27.26cd 0.37a 76.63cd 4.55b 23.17c
80-0-20 2.77abc 7.32a 40.52a 5.53a 25.30bc 0.34a 73.94b 6.77d 26.68d
70-30-0 2.93abc 9.59d 48.56d 5.06a 28.25d 0.41a 77.95de 0.22a 20.21ab
65-25-10 2.47ab 8.72c 44.29c 5.08a 22.82a 0.34a 77.10cde 3.89b 23.49c
60-20-20 3.88c 8.05b 42.11b 5.23a 25.43bc 0.37a 75.18bc 5.61c 26.23d
40-60-0 2.51ab 7.16a 57.98e 8.15b 24.03ab 0.57b 70.95a 0.82a 19.61a
35-55-10 1.86a 9.76d 47.86d 4.90a 27.01cd 0.36a 76.70cd 3.97b 22.92c
30-50-20 3.12bc 8.57bc 44.44c 5.19a 22.37a 0.35a 77.01cde 5.69c 23.40c
S anda d e o 0.35 0.20 0.49 0.25 1.52 0.04 0.60 0.22 0.81
MANUS CRIP T
ACCEP TED
ACCEPTED MANUSCRIPT
1
Table 5.- Consume es esul s o cookies based on ice lou , maize s a ch and pea 1 p o ein 2 3
Mix (F-S-P) Appea ance Odou Tex u e Tas e O e all
accep abili y
100-0-0 6.06b 5.68a 5.26ab 5.68a 5.73ab
80-0-20 5.91b 6.22b 5.77bc 5.80a 5.98b
70-30-0 5.29a 5.42a 4.86a 5.32a 5.23a
30-50-20 6.44b 5.59a 5.97c 5.68a 5.92b
S anda d e o 0.20 0.18 0.20 0.21 0.19
Mix (F-S-P): Mix u e o ice lou . maize s a ch and pea p o ein (g/100 g o lou )
4
Mean alues ( n=66) ollowed by he same le e in he same column a e no signi ican ly di e en (p < 0.05).
5
6
MANUS CRIP T
ACCEP TED
ACCEPTED MANUSCRIPT