THE Nutritive AND THERAPEUTIC VALUES OF BARLEY BREAD | ||||
Journal of Food and Dairy Sciences | ||||
Article 2, Volume 30, Issue 2, February 2005, Page 957-965 PDF (102.28 K) | ||||
Document Type: Original Article | ||||
DOI: 10.21608/jfds.2005.237134 | ||||
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Authors | ||||
A. El. Mobarak,; A. S.I. EI.Shaziy | ||||
Food Technology Resarch institute. ARC, Giza, Egypt | ||||
Abstract | ||||
In this work the bread produced from wheat, barley flours and wheat/barley flour blends were evaluated from nutritional, therapeutic, technological and organoleptical stand points. Results revealed that, the addition of 50% barley flour; normal and gelatinized (40% and 10% respectiveiy) to wheat flour 82% extraction gare: 1) Bread of high nutritive value (Protein, corbohydrates and total caloric values of 4%, 80% and 390.7 cal. ¡ 100 gm. Respectively). 2) Bread of high theropeutic functionality (15.5% dietary bers and 5.8% B- glucan), compared with wheat bread. 3) Produced bread which has high techological and organoleptical properties. Therefore we advice to use this bread in therapy of diebitics and deseases of blood artery clots due to high cholesterol arid triglycerides in human serum blood. In this work the bread produced from wheat, barley flours and wheat/barley flour blends were evaluated from nutritional, therapeutic, technological and organoleptical stand points. Results revealed that, the addition of 50% barley flour; normal and gelatinized (40% and 10% respectiveiy) to wheat flour 82% extraction gare: 1) Bread of high nutritive value (Protein, corbohydrates and total caloric values of 4%, 80% and 390.7 cal. ¡ 100 gm. Respectively). 2) Bread of high theropeutic functionality (15.5% dietary bers and 5.8% B- glucan), compared with wheat bread. 3) Produced bread which has high techological and organoleptical properties. Therefore we advice to use this bread in therapy of diebitics and deseases of blood artery clots due to high cholesterol arid triglycerides in human serum blood. | ||||
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