Table 1. pH and dough raising power of morning bread dough added with sourdough starter according to the mixing ratio of sea buckthorn leaf
| Control1) | SBLS 10 | SBLS 20 | SBLS 30 |
pH | 5.55±0.012)a3) | 5.45±0.02b | 5.38±0.03c | 5.27±0.01d |
Dough raising power | 20 min | 9.00±0.00b F4) | 9.50±0.00bD | 9.33±0.29b F | 10.67±0.58aD |
40 min | 11.00±0.00bE | 10.83±0.29bD | 10.83±0.29bE | 14.00±1.32aCD |
60 min | 14.00±0.00bD | 14.83±1.04bC | 14.17±0.29bD | 17.83±2.02aBC |
80 min | 17.50±0.00ns5)C | 18.33±1.44BC | 17.00±0.87C | 20.67±2.52B |
100 min | 21.00±0.00nsB | 22.17±2.93B | 20.83±0.29B | 25.00±2.50A |
120 min | 24.67±0.29nsA | 26.17±4.25A | 23.00±0.00A | 27.33±3.25A |
Control, sourdough starter without sea buckthorn leaf; SBLS 10, 10% sea buckthorn leaf sourdough starter; SBLS 20, 20% sea buckthorn leaf sourdough starter; SBLS 30, 30% sea buckthorn leaf sourdough starter; SBLS, sea buckthorn leaf sourdough starter.
Result are mean values±SD (n=3).
a-dMeans with different lowercase letters in the same row are significantly different by Duncan’s multiple range test at p<0.05.
A-FMeans with different uppercase letters in the same column are significantly different by Duncan’s multiple range test at p<0.05.
ns, not significant.