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Physicochemical properties of wheat flour modified by heat‐moisture treatment and their effects on noodles making quality

2020-09-01

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Generally, heat‐moisture treatment (HMT) modified starch is prepared at atmospheric pressure without stirring, which is time‐consuming (8~24 hr) and uneven heating. The wheat flour (WF) and starch (WS) were modified by HMT in a high pressure reactor with a stirrer. Physicochemical properties of WF and WS after HMT for 30 min with different moisture and temperature conditions were investigated. Compared to native s...

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10.1111/jfpp.14590
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