Studying the effect of flour and lupine protein concentrate mcorporationon physical chemical and sensory properties of biscuit

Abstract EN

The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of lupine flour (L.

f) and lupine protein concentrate (L.

P.

C) incorporation on chemical, nutritional and sensual qualities characteristics of biscuit (L.

P.

C) was prepared by isoelectric precipitation method.

A standard recipe for biscuit preparation by wheat patent flour used as the control.

Wheat flour in the control treatment was replaced with (L.

f) and (L.

P.

C) at levels 10, 20 & 30% .

Chemical composition of (L.

f), (L.

P.

C) and biscuit treatments were studied.

Results showed that protein contents were 35.35 & 75.80% for (L.

F) and (L.

P.

C), respectively.

While they amounted to 14.70, 16.16 & 18.61% for (L.

f) incorporated biscuits and 15.20, 18.09 & 21.08% for (L.

P.

C) incorporated biscuits at the substitution levels studied, respectively compared 12.43% control.

Results also indicated contents of total dietary fibers and tannins in (L.

f), ( L.

P.

C) and biscuits prepared.

Sensory evaluation of biscuit treatments revealed that there was significant decrease at substitution level up to 30% of (L.

f) except color score, while all scores of sensory properties were improved significantly at all substitution levels of (L.

P.

C).

Spread ratio was affected adversely by incorporation of (L.

f) and slightly when (L.

P.

C) used.

Results showed a reduction in biscuit tenderness during storage.

Reverse to the above statement with 30% incorporation of (L.

f) while increased at (L.

P.

C) treatments.

The study demonstrated that (L.

f) and (L.

P.

C) can be incorporated into biscuits formulation by replacing up to 20, & 30% of wheat flour control 12.43% , respectively to increase dietary fiber and protein contents.