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Doughthermo-mechanicalproperties:influenceofsodiumchloride,mixingtimeandequipmentA.Angioloni*,M.DallaRosaAbstractThermo-mechanicalpropertiesofdoughspreparedfromcommonwheatflourwereinvestigatedunderdifferentkneadingconditionsandwithdifferentamountsofsodiumchloride.Dynamicmechanicalthermalanalysisshowedthathigh-speedmixingandtheadditionofsalttodoughslowedheat-inducedreactionssuchasstarchgelatinisationandproteincoagulation.Theeffectofdoughmixingtechnologywasmoresignificantthantheamountofsodiumchlorideinmodifyingdoughrheologicalcharacteristics.q2004ElsevierLtd.Allrightsreserved.Keywords:Dough;Mixing;Sodiumchloride;Thermo-mechanicalproperties;Starchgelatinization1.IntroductionThefirststepinabakingprocessismixingthedough;howthemixingisperformedandtheingredientsareincorporatedanddispersedlargelydeterminethefinalqualityofthebakedproduct(Aamodtetal.,2003;BasaranandGo¨cmen,2003).Theproductionofwheatdoughisaprocessinwhichrawmaterials(mainlyflour,water,saltandyeast)aremixedandsubjectedtoalargerangeofstrainsituations.Doughisacomplexmixtureofstarch,protein,fatandsalt.Mixinghasthreeimportantfunctions:(i)itblendstheingredientsintoamacroscopicallyhomogeneousmass,(ii)itdevelopsthedoughintoathree-dimensionalviscoelasticstructurewithgas-retainingpropertiesand(iii)itincorporatesairwhichwillformnucleiforgasbubblesthatgrowduringdoughfermentation(Bloksma,1990;ColladoandLeyn,2000;DobraszczykandMorgenstern,2003;HoseneyandRogers,1990;Naeemetal.,2002).Bothmixingintensityandmixingenergymustbeaboveaminimumcriticalleveltodevelopthedoughproperly,thelevelvaryingwithflourandmixertype(KilbornandTipples,1972;MacRitchie,1986;Skeggs,1985;Zhengetal.,2000).Thetimerequiredforoptimumdoughdevelopmentispositivelycorrelatedwiththepolymericproteincompositionandthebalancebetweenproteinpolymersandmonomers(DobraszczykandMorgenstern,2003;MacRitchie,1992;Millar,2004).Rheologicalpropertieschangeduringeverystageofthedoughmakingprocess;stressconditionsarehighwhenthedoughismixedinhigh-speedmixers,tobecomeanelasticandcoherentmass.Mixingspeedandenergy(workinput)mustbehigherthanacertainvaluetodeveloptheglutennetworkandtoproduceasuitablebreadmakingdough.Ontheotherhand,anoptimalmixingtimehasbeenrelatedtooptimumbreadmakingperformancewhichvariesdependingonmixertypeandingredients(DobraszczykandMorgenstern,2003;Manietal.,1992).Forexample,kneadingdoughstoreachoptimumdevelopmentusingelongationalflowinsheeting,requiredonly1015%oftheenergygenerallyimpartedbyconventionalhighspeedshearmixers,suggestingthatmuchhigherratesofworkinputcanbeachievedduetotheimprovedstrainhardeningofdoughunderextension(DobraszczykandMorgenstern,2003;KilbornandTipples,1974;Millar,2004)Starch,themajorcomponentofwheatflour,makingupabout80%ofitsdryweight,influencesdoughrheologicalproperties,especiallyuponheatinginthepresenceofwaterwhenstarchgelatinises(LiandYeh,2001).Thegelatinizationprocessincludesanumberofchanges:absorptionofwaterandswellingofthegranules,changeinsizeandshapeofthegranules,lossofbirefringenceandX-raydiffractionpattern,leachingofamylosefromthegranulesintothesolventandtheformationofapaste(Atwelletal.,1988).Atreducedwatercontents,suchasindough,thechangesresultingfromgelatinisationarestronglydependentontheamountofwateravailable(Eliasson,1983;Seetharamanetal.,2004).Theincreaseinviscosityduetostarchgelatinisationhasbeensuggestedtomodifystructuralpropertiesofdough.Inaddition,thepresenceofsodiumchlorideisknowntoaffectdoughproperties;salttoughenstheproteinandhelpsinconditioningthedoughbyimprovingitstolerancetomixing;theadditionofsaltproducedamorestableandstiffdough(Galaletal.,1978;ShiuandYeh,2001).Moreoveritisknownthatwhensaltisaddedtothedough,heat-inducedreactionssuchasstarchgelatinisationandproteincoagulation,areslowed.Theaimofthepresentworkwastoanalysetheeffectsofincreasingsodiumchlorideconcentrationanddifferentkneadingconditionsonseveraldoughthermo-mechanicalproperties,usingadynamicalstress-straincontrolledrheometer.2.MaterialsandmethodsCommercialwheatflourwasfromMulinoPivetti(Italy),sodiumchloride,fromCarloErba(Italy).AACC(2000)methodswereusedtodeterminemoisture(44-19),ash(08-01),protein(46-10)andgluten(38-12)intheflouranditsAlveographcharacteristics.Doughsampleswith50%moisturewerepreparedinaccordancewithAlveographmethodAACC54-30A(2000),usingtwodifferentmixersandmixingtimes.Inthefirst(sampleA)theAlveographmixerwasusedwithstandardconditions(250gofflourwasmixedwithwaterfor7mintoformthedough).Inthesecond(sampleM)aprototypemixerwasusedwheretheingredientswerekneadedforonly15sbutathigh-speed(1500rpm).Inthiswayhighamountsofenergyweretransferredtothedough.Theprototypemixerhadaparallelpipedshape(12!8!12cm)withtwoverticalarmsoperatedbya1.5kWmotor(Gamars.r.l.,VE-Italy).Sodiumchloride,04.5%,drybasis(d.b.)wasadded,foreachdifferentkneadingconditionandmixertype(Table1).Beforerheologicalanalysisalldoughswererestedfor30minatroomtemperatureinaplasticcontainer.Doughtemperaturesattheendofkneadingwere26288CforsampleAandw358CforsampleM;althoughtheuseofprototypemixerrapidlyThermomechanicaltestsweremadeusingacontrolledstress-strainrheometer(MCR300,Physica/AntonPaar;Messtechnik,Ostfildern,Germany),usingparallel-plategeometry(25mmplatediameter,2mmplategap).Theupper,serrated25mmplatewaslowereduntilthethicknessofsamplewas2mmandexcesswastrimmedoff.Theexposedsurfacewascoveredwithathinlayerofmineraloiltopreventmoisturelossduringtesting.Thesamplewasrestedanother15minintherheometer,beforeeachmeasurement,allowingrelaxationofstressesinducedduringsampleloadingtorelax.Allmeasurementswereperformedataheatingrateof0.88C/minatfixedfrequencyof1Hzwiththeoscillationamplitudesmallenoughtoensurelinearviscoelasticity.Thedataarereportedasmeansofmeasurementsmadeonthreesamples,whereeachsamplewasobtainedfromaseparatelypreparedbatchofdoughforeachformulationandforthedifferentmixersused.Significantdifferencesinstoragemodulus(G0)at1HzweredeterminedbyLeastSignificantDifferenceanalysiswithP%0.05.AllstatisticalanalyseswereperformedwiththeStatSoftVersion6.3.Resultsanddiscussion3.1.FlourchemicalandphysicalpropertiesThechemicalcompositionandrheologicalpropertiesoftheflourareshowninTable2.AnalysisofAlveographdatacategorisestheflourusedasweak,andasseenbytheP/Lratio,theglutenisricheringliadinsthaningluteninsTheresistanceofaglutendoughtoextensiondecreasesandextensibilityincreaseswithanincreasinggliadintogluteninratio(Grasbergeretal.,2003;Kimetal.,1988;Uthayakumuranetal.,2000).3.2.Thermo-mechanicalpropertiesofdoughsThesameamountsofsalt(0,2.5,3.5,4.5%d.b.)wereaddedtobothsamples(A;M)tochecktheeffectofsaltanddifferentkneadingconditionsonsamplebehaviourduringdynamicmechanicalthermalanalysis.Thismeasurementsimulatesthephysicochemicalchangesthattakeplaceduringthermaltreatmentofdough.Figs.1and2showtheeffectofsaltadditiononthestoragemodulus(G0)duringanoscillatorytemperatureramp.Below558C,G0,forbothsamples,graduallydecreasedastemperatureincreased,indicatingsofteningofthedough.Thereafter,thestoragemodulusincreasedfrom5560to808Candthenslowlydecreased.Theabruptincreasecanbeattributedtothegelatinizationofstarch;theswellinganddistortionofstarchgranulesduringgelatinizationwereresponsiblefortherapidincreaseofG0notonlybytheiractionasafillerintheglutennetwork,butalsobypromotingeffectivecross-linkinginthesystem(Dreeseet