STUDY OF THE USE OF GERMINATED LENTIL FLOUR IN BREAD PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.55956/GABL8998Keywords:
hearth bread, lentil grain, sprouted lentil flour, enriched breadAbstract
A scientific study was conducted at the engineering-profile laboratories Nanoengineering Research Laboratory named after Academician of the International Engineering Academy, Doctor of Engineering, Professor A.S. Akhmetov, and the Department of Food Production and Biotechnology at Taraz University named after M.Kh. Dulati, to investigate the possibility of enhancing the nutritional value of bread by partially replacing wheat flour with germinated lentil flour. The research examined the effect of germinated lentil flour on the physicochemical properties of the final product, as well as on organoleptic indicators such as taste, smell, and porous structure. The results revealed that hearth bread containing 15% germinated lentil flour has an attractive appearance, high organoleptic qualities, and improved biological value and functional properties compared to control bread samples.
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