Methods for forming stable dispersions of glutens which tend to

Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Fermentation processes – Of farinaceous cereal or cereal material

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426 21, 426 23, 426583, 426656, 426653, 260112G, A21D 236, A23J 300

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ABSTRACT:
An inherent tendency for particulate wheat gluten to agglomerate when introduced into an aqueous medium is inhibited by mixing the gluten with an edible material, which is rich in protein capable, when interposed between the gluten particles, of interfering with and preventing the hydrogen bonding between protein molecules of the gluten which would otherwise cause the gluten particles to agglomerate. Soy flour is particularly effective as the agglomeration-inhibiting additive and can be introduced by pre-mixing with the gluten. The invention is particularly useful in inhibiting agglomeration of vital wheat gluten in the production of yeast-leavened baked goods.

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