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El fermento natural o starter es un insumo panadero, que se ha revalorizado, en la actualidad, por sus beneficios y por su aporte de sabor. En este estudio, se determinaron los parámetros de cultivo del starter espontáneo de Lactobacillus, a partir de harina integral, para aplicarlo en la elaboración de pan campesino, en función de sus características sensoriales y mecánicas. Se elaboraron tres starters, para lo cual, se mezcló harina integral con agua, en una proporción de 45,5 y 54,5%, respectivamente; posterior a ello, se fermentaron, espontáneamente, a 20, 24 y 28°C, hasta un pH final de 4, a partir de los cuales, se elaboraron panes campesinos. Los panes fueron evaluados sensorialmente, por un panel de expertos (07), mediante una escal... Ver más

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Incubation parameters of the Lactobacillus starter for application in sourdough bread
El fermento natural o starter es un insumo panadero, que se ha revalorizado, en la actualidad, por sus beneficios y por su aporte de sabor. En este estudio, se determinaron los parámetros de cultivo del starter espontáneo de Lactobacillus, a partir de harina integral, para aplicarlo en la elaboración de pan campesino, en función de sus características sensoriales y mecánicas. Se elaboraron tres starters, para lo cual, se mezcló harina integral con agua, en una proporción de 45,5 y 54,5%, respectivamente; posterior a ello, se fermentaron, espontáneamente, a 20, 24 y 28°C, hasta un pH final de 4, a partir de los cuales, se elaboraron panes campesinos. Los panes fueron evaluados sensorialmente, por un panel de expertos (07), mediante una escala lineal no estructurada de 5 puntos, en cuanto a la forma ovalada, apariencia de la costra, masticabilidad de miga, gusto ácido y apariencia de los alveolos. El pan elaborado con el fermento a 24°C fue seleccionado por los panelistas, debido a que presentó puntajes superiores (p<0,05), en los atributos de apariencia de la costra (4,24), masticabilidad de la miga (5,0), gusto ácido (4,67) y apariencia de los alveolos (4,0). El fermento empleado presentó 79 x 107 UFC g-1 de bacterias acidolácticas. Finalmente, la textura del pan campesino seleccionado fue caracterizada instrumentalmente en términos de dureza (102,09N), gomosidad (43,02N), masticabilidad (37,36N), elasticidad (0,87) y cohesividad (0,42), perfil que se puede emplear como parámetro de calidad, para pan campesino y otras variedades similares.
The natural ferment or sourdough starter is a bakery input that has been revalued nowadays for its benefits and flavour improve. In this study, the incubation parameters of the spontaneous Lactobacillus starter made with wholemeal flour were determined to be applied in sourdough bread production depending on its sensory and mechanical characteristics. Three starters were made with wholemeal flour mixed with water in a proportion of 45.5 and 54.5% respectively, then were fermented spontaneously at 20, 24 and 28°C until a final pH of 4, from which sourdough breads were produced. The breads were sensory evaluated by a panel of experts (07), using a 5-point unstructured linear scale, in terms of oval shape, crust appearance, crumb chewiness, sourness and alveoli appearance. The bread made with the starter at 24°C was selected because of the higher scores (p<0.05) in the attributes of crust appearance (4.24), crumb chewiness (5.0), sourness (4.67) and alveoli appearance (4.0). The starter used exhibit 79 x 107 CFU g-1 of lactic acid bacteria. Finally, the texture of the selected sourdough bread was characterized in terms of hardness (102.09N), gumminess (43.02N), chewiness (37.36N), springiness (0.87) and cohesiveness (0.42), a profile that can be used as a quality parameter for sourdough bread and other similar varieties.
Haro, Luis A.
Minaya, Carmen
Análisis sensorial
Fermento natural
Pan campesino
Perfil de textura instrumental
Sensory evaluation
Sourdough bread
Sourdough
Texture profile analysis
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title Parámetros de incubación del starter de Lactobacillus para su aplicación en pan campesino
spellingShingle Parámetros de incubación del starter de Lactobacillus para su aplicación en pan campesino
Haro, Luis A.
Minaya, Carmen
Análisis sensorial
Fermento natural
Pan campesino
Perfil de textura instrumental
Sensory evaluation
Sourdough bread
Sourdough
Texture profile analysis
title_short Parámetros de incubación del starter de Lactobacillus para su aplicación en pan campesino
title_full Parámetros de incubación del starter de Lactobacillus para su aplicación en pan campesino
title_fullStr Parámetros de incubación del starter de Lactobacillus para su aplicación en pan campesino
title_full_unstemmed Parámetros de incubación del starter de Lactobacillus para su aplicación en pan campesino
title_sort parámetros de incubación del starter de lactobacillus para su aplicación en pan campesino
title_eng Incubation parameters of the Lactobacillus starter for application in sourdough bread
description El fermento natural o starter es un insumo panadero, que se ha revalorizado, en la actualidad, por sus beneficios y por su aporte de sabor. En este estudio, se determinaron los parámetros de cultivo del starter espontáneo de Lactobacillus, a partir de harina integral, para aplicarlo en la elaboración de pan campesino, en función de sus características sensoriales y mecánicas. Se elaboraron tres starters, para lo cual, se mezcló harina integral con agua, en una proporción de 45,5 y 54,5%, respectivamente; posterior a ello, se fermentaron, espontáneamente, a 20, 24 y 28°C, hasta un pH final de 4, a partir de los cuales, se elaboraron panes campesinos. Los panes fueron evaluados sensorialmente, por un panel de expertos (07), mediante una escala lineal no estructurada de 5 puntos, en cuanto a la forma ovalada, apariencia de la costra, masticabilidad de miga, gusto ácido y apariencia de los alveolos. El pan elaborado con el fermento a 24°C fue seleccionado por los panelistas, debido a que presentó puntajes superiores (p<0,05), en los atributos de apariencia de la costra (4,24), masticabilidad de la miga (5,0), gusto ácido (4,67) y apariencia de los alveolos (4,0). El fermento empleado presentó 79 x 107 UFC g-1 de bacterias acidolácticas. Finalmente, la textura del pan campesino seleccionado fue caracterizada instrumentalmente en términos de dureza (102,09N), gomosidad (43,02N), masticabilidad (37,36N), elasticidad (0,87) y cohesividad (0,42), perfil que se puede emplear como parámetro de calidad, para pan campesino y otras variedades similares.
description_eng The natural ferment or sourdough starter is a bakery input that has been revalued nowadays for its benefits and flavour improve. In this study, the incubation parameters of the spontaneous Lactobacillus starter made with wholemeal flour were determined to be applied in sourdough bread production depending on its sensory and mechanical characteristics. Three starters were made with wholemeal flour mixed with water in a proportion of 45.5 and 54.5% respectively, then were fermented spontaneously at 20, 24 and 28°C until a final pH of 4, from which sourdough breads were produced. The breads were sensory evaluated by a panel of experts (07), using a 5-point unstructured linear scale, in terms of oval shape, crust appearance, crumb chewiness, sourness and alveoli appearance. The bread made with the starter at 24°C was selected because of the higher scores (p<0.05) in the attributes of crust appearance (4.24), crumb chewiness (5.0), sourness (4.67) and alveoli appearance (4.0). The starter used exhibit 79 x 107 CFU g-1 of lactic acid bacteria. Finally, the texture of the selected sourdough bread was characterized in terms of hardness (102.09N), gumminess (43.02N), chewiness (37.36N), springiness (0.87) and cohesiveness (0.42), a profile that can be used as a quality parameter for sourdough bread and other similar varieties.
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Minaya, Carmen
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Minaya, Carmen
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Pan campesino
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Fermento natural
Pan campesino
Perfil de textura instrumental
Sensory evaluation
Sourdough bread
Sourdough
Texture profile analysis
topic_facet Análisis sensorial
Fermento natural
Pan campesino
Perfil de textura instrumental
Sensory evaluation
Sourdough bread
Sourdough
Texture profile analysis
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BIRCH, A.N.; PETERSEN, M.A.; HANSEN, Å.S. 2013. The aroma profile of wheat bread crumb influenced by yeast concentration and fermentation temperature. LWT - Food Science and Technology. (Estados Unidos). 50(2):480-488. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.lwt.2012.08.019
BORECZEK, J.; LITWINEK, D.; ŻYLIŃSKA-URBAN, J.; IZAK, D.; BUKSA, K.; GAWOR, J.; GROMADKA, R.; BARDOWSKI, J.K.; KOWALCZYK, M. 2020. Bacterial community dynamics in spontaneous sourdoughs made from wheat, spelt, and rye wholemeal flour. MicrobiologyOpen. (Estados Unidos). 9(4):1-13. https://doi.org/10.1002/mbo3.1009
BRABANT, C.; FOSSATI, D.; KLEIJER, G.; VINCENT, V.; JACQUES, C. 2007. Influence de la variété de blé sur le goût du pain. Revue Suisse d’Agriculture. (Suiza). 39(3):101-108.
BRANDT, M.J. 2007. Sourdough products for convenient use in baking. Food Microbiology. (Estados Unidos). 24(2):161-164. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.fm.2006.07.010
CHAVAN, R.S.; CHAVAN, S.R. 2011. Sourdough Technology-A Traditional Way for Wholesome Foods: A Review. Comprehensive Reviews in Food Science and Food Safety. (Estados Unidos). 10(3):169-182. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1541-4337.2011.00148.x
CLARKE, C.; SCHOBER, T.J.; ANGST, E.; ARENDT, E.K. 2003. Use of response surface methodology to investigate the effects of processing conditions on sourdough wheat bread quality. European Food Research and Technology. (Alemania). 217(1):23-33. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00217-003-0724-1
CLARKE, C.; SCHOBER, T.J.; DOCKERY, P.; O’SULLIVAN, K.; ARENDT, E.K. 2004. Wheat Sourdough Fermentation: Effects of Time and Acidification on Fundamental Rheological Properties. Cereal Chemistry. (Estados Unidos). 81(3):409-417. https://doi.org/10.1094/CCHEM.2004.81.3.409
COLLAR, C.; BENEDITO DE BARBER, C.; MARTÍNEZ-ANAYA, M.A. 1994. Microbial Sour Doughs Influence Acidification Properties and Breadmaking Potential of Wheat Dough. J. Food Science. (Estados Unidos). 59(3):629-633. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2621.1994.tb05579.x
CORSETTI, A. 2013. Technology of sourdough fermentation and sourdough applications. En: Handbook on Sourdough Biotechnology. Springer US. (Estados Unidos). p.85-103. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-5425-0_4
DE ANGELIS, M.; BINI, L.; PALLINI, V.; COCCONCELLI, P.S.; GOBBETTI, M. 2001. The acid-stress response in Lactobacillus sanfranciscensis CB1. Microbiology. (Reino Unido). 147(7):1863-1873. https://doi.org/10.1099/00221287-147-7-1863
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