Table 3. Baking property of rice bread manufactured with addition of naked oat flour
Baking property | Naked oat flour substitution (%) |
0 | 5 | 10 | 15 |
Bread | Weight (g) | 444.0±1.4a1) | 443.8±1.5a | 442.5±1.0a | 443.8±1.0a |
Volume (mL) | 1,705.0±33.2a | 1,720.0±23.1a | 1,535.0±19.1b | 1,500.0±16.3b |
Specific volume (mL/g) | 3.8±0.1b | 3.9±0.0a | 3.5±0.0b | 3.4±0.0c |
Baking loss ratio (%) | 11.4±0.3a | 11.4±0.3a | 11.7±0.2b | 11.5±0.2b |
Crumb | Color | L | 85.3±0.9a | 81.8±0.6b | 79.5±1.1c | 77.0±0.8d |
a | 0.9±0.1c | 1.5±0.1b | 2.2±0.2a | 2.5±0.1a |
b | 20.1±0.5c | 22.0±0.4b | 23.9±0.9a | 24.0±0.9a |
Textureprofileanalysis | Hardness (g) | 220.5±11.6c | 235.0±14.0c | 425.0±21.4b | 491.9±19.6a |
Cohesiveness | 0.6±0.0a | 0.6±0.0a | 0.6±0.0a | 0.6±0.0a |
Springiness | 0.9±0.0a | 0.9±0.0a | 0.9±0.0a | 0.9±0.0a |
Gumminess (g) | 135.2±2.3c | 135.8±8.8c | 240.5±12.6b | 277.4±9.8a |
Chewiness (g) | 123.1±3.0c | 119.7±9.3c | 217.3±11.6b | 248.9±7.2a |
1)Values are mean±SD (n=3 and/or n=5 for texture profile analysis). Different small letters (a-d) in the same row are significantly different by Duncan's multiple test (p<0.05).