Dough mixing for farinaceous foodstuff production

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426524, 426 19, 366 69, A21D 1308, A21C 100

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ABSTRACT:
Dough mixing for the production of farinaceous footstuffs, in which the energy added in mixing is sufficient to determine the cell structure. There are four essential conditions: the energy added in mixing is not less than 15 watt hours per kilogram of the total ingredients; the rate of energy input is such that the energy is added in not more than 7 minutes; the mixer is cooled by passing a fluid through a jacket surrounding the mixing chamber, and at least one of the sugar and fat ingredients are added part way through the mixing process.

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