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Bakery and Confectionery Technology

Khalid Bashir, Kulsum Jan, Shumaila Jan, Er. Mehvish Habib Ph.D.
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    NIPA

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    9789394490543

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    EBook

  • Language:

    English

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This book “Bakery and Confectionery Technology” gives a concise explanation of the principles, science, methods and processes involved in the development of various bakery products. The book aims to introduce students and professionals to basic as well as advanced topics on baking science and technology. The book covers wealth of information regarding the status of bakery industry, quality parameters of bakery and confectionery ingredients, chemistry of dough development, technology for manufacture of yeast-made products-bread, cakes, biscuits, desserts and pizza.

This book provides information with respect to the standards and regulations of Bakery and Confectionery Products and also discusses the use of modern technological machineries for bakery production, icings and decoration. This book is designed for undergraduate and postgraduate students pursuing courses in Food Technology and allied fields. Besides, the book can serve as a guide for home and industrial bakers as well as those engaged in the profession.

The book will also be beneficial for technical professional working in flour milling and bakery industry which is one of the largest organized sectors in the Indian food industry.

0 Start Pages

Bakery industry shares an imperative scope in Indian subcontinent. Bakery items as in itself because of its nutritional and economic value are consumed extensively. Alterations in lifestyle and habits of people bakery industry is orienting to suffice the need of people in India. Considering the global trend, a huge demand for healthier products bakery products are more usually consumed. Bakery industry in India is also experiencing fortification of bakery products in order to quench the increasing hunger of the health-conscious people.

 
1 Introduction to Bakery and Confectionery Industry
Sidra Kazmi, Mohit Singla, Iqra Qureshi, Suhail Ahmad Bhat

Bakery products have a long history of development. The process for the preparation of foods via dry heat treatments in an oven is defined as baking. Baking of foods can also be achieved by using hot ashes or on hot stones. Bakery products include biscuits, bread, cookies, rolls, cakes, pasteries, pies, rolls, doughnuts, etc. These products are mainly composed of raw materials such as wheat flour, water, yeast, salt, and various other ingredients. Bakery foods provide various nutrients that are beneficial for human health. Among bakery products, bread,biscuits and cakes are some of the popularly consumed items.

1 - 10 (10 Pages)
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2 Bakery Raw Materials and Quality Parameters
Mohd Aaqib Sheikh, Nadira Anjum, Charanjiv Singh Saini, Mohit Sharma

The word “baked products” refers to a vast variety of foods, such as cakes, bread, cookies, pastries, and crackers, and a variety of other items, and it might be difficult to find a common thread that connects the members of this a varied group. The strongest common connection is that all of them include wheat flour in their recipes.

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3 Quality Evaluation of Wheat Flour
Sidra Kazmi, Md Abdul Wali, Kulsum Jan, Khalid Bashir, Mohd Aaqib Sheikh

Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) is one of the major cereal consumed globally in various form as food. The powder of wheat flour is prepared by grinding of wheat seeds. Soft wheat flour has low gluten content that causes its crumbly texture. However, hard wheat flour has high gluten content of about 12-14% and has elastic toughness due to which it has good shape once its baked. Wheat flour is a basic ingredient in India’s famous flatbreads, and it can also be a key ingredient in addressing major health concerns in India.

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4 Dough Development and Chemistry

As the flow properties of liquids play such an essential role in our daily lives, whether intentionally or unintentionally, no one is truly an absolute beginner when it comes to rheology. Consumers not only focus on new and improved products but also consider the texture of the products e.g thick and creamy

53 - 68 (16 Pages)
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5 Technology of Bread Processing
Dinkar B. Kamble, Tanya Luva Swer, Savita Rani, Aanchal Pande, Kulsum Jan

Bread is considered as one of the oldest processed foods to be known, traditionally prepared using wheat flour and water and baked on hot stones. The process of bread making involves hydration of protein and formation of gluten network ABSTRACT 70 Bakery and Confectionery Technology upon mixing, the evolution of carbon dioxide owing to the action of yeast on sugars and aeration of the mixture by incorporation of the gas followed by coagulation of the dough upon heating it in the oven. 

69 - 98 (30 Pages)
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6 Technology of Biscuits
Mohit Singla, Mohit Sharma, Kulsum Jan, Mehvish Habib

The word biscuit drives from Danisbiscoctus which is the Latin word used for twice-cooked bread in Britain and refers to bread rusks made for sailors (ship biscuits) as long as the Middle Ages. Biscuits are thin, flat, baked and crisp items made comprising flour, sugar and fat as the key ingredients. These usually have a moisture content of less than 4% and have a long shelf life, maybe six months or more, when packed in moisture-proof containers. They may be a part of routine diets, sweets, luxury gifts, nutritional items, baby foods, pet foods, chocolates and creams added, etc. The appearance and eating qualities determine the appeal to consumers.

99 - 116 (18 Pages)
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7 Technology of Cakes and Pastry Processing
Aanchal Pande, Mehvish Habib, Naira Noor, Savita Rani

The history of cakes traces back to ancient times where Egyptians first practiced advanced baking skills. However, the modern-day cakes are said to have evolved in Europe around mid of 17th century. Today cake products and its derivatives are widely found all around the world. Cakes are sweet baked products rich in sugar, fat and egg with a tender bite and a pleasant flavour. They are basically protein foams, stabilized by gelatinized starch. Quality of cake depends on number of factors like selection of ingredients, balancing of recipe, optimum mixing and baking procedures. Good quality cakes are characterized by large volume, uniform crumb with fine cells and pore size.

117 - 140 (24 Pages)
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8 Technology of Miscellaneous Bakery Products
Mohit Sharma, Mohit Singla, Savita Rani, Naira Noor

In the Modern era of globalisation, a wide variety of miscellaneous bakery products are available. It is hard to acknowledge all of them in this chapter due to the unlimited specialities of bakers across the world. The writing here in this chapter is limited to formulation & technology used for the production of buns, pizza base, chapatti, wafers, pretzels, crackers and muffins individually.

141 - 156 (16 Pages)
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9 Confectionary Raw Materials and Quality Parameters
Ritika Arora, Chandrakala Ravichandran, Suhail Bhat, Iqra Qureshi

Confectionery fills an especially direct need; the sugar of agreeableness joined with exquisite flavors, smells and mouthfeel affects a basically transitory feeling of thriving and joy. Sugar confectionery has been made all through the long haul with extending headway and it remain alive in unlimited plans following a changed levels of agreeableness, flavors just as scents, feel, appearance and tastes

157 - 212 (56 Pages)
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10 Technology of Confectionary Products
Kavitha L, Chandrakala Ravichandran, Ritika Arora, Mehvish Habib

Confectionery is an vital food item of great acceptance among wide range of population. It has been relished as a major food delicacy from ancient times. The term confectionery is describes a spectrum of sweet goods and takes on different meaning depending on the country in which it is used, for example in the United Kingdom the term applies to any sweet product including cakes. In the United States confectionery is candy and includes sugar confectionery and chocolate confectionery.

213 - 246 (34 Pages)
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11 Standards and Regulations of Bakery and Confectionery Products
Prabhjot Kaur Sabharwal, Mohit Sharma

Food processing sector in India has largest segment of bakery with more than 1.3 million tonnes of production from organized sector and 1.7 million tons from 1,000,000 unorganized sectors. India is second largest producer of biscuits globally. Our bakery industry is positioned third in generation of revenues among processed food sector.

247 - 266 (20 Pages)
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