JUNIPER PUBLISHERS-Nutrition & Food Science International Journal
Sensory Evaluation of Ancient whole Grain Gluten- free Buckwheat, Peanut Meal, Beets Flatbreads
Authored by Talwinder S Kahlon*
The sensory evaluation of whole
grain, gluten-free, Buckwheat (B), Peanut Meal (P) and Beets (B) flatbreads was
conducted. The flatbreads were BPB, BPB-Onions, BPB-Garlic and BPB-Ginger.
Buckwheat is an ancient grain, gluten-free and good source of many essential
minerals. Peanut Meal was utilized to formulate higher protein flatbreads and
to add value to this low value farm byproduct. Fresh beets a vegetable with
bile acid binding and health promoting potential was used to increase vegetable
consumption. Onions, garlic and ginger contain many healthful phytonutrients.
The levels of buckwheat, peanut meal, beets, onions, garlic and ginger were
determined by consensus of the laboratory personnel. Flatbread dough was
prepared using 55-83ml water per 100g as is ingredients. The ingredients were
Buckwheat flour, Peanut Meal and Beets (22-33%) as is basis. Onions, Garlic and
Ginger flatbreads contained 33%, 8% and 20% of the respective ingredients. 50g
flatbread dough was pressed between parchment paper in Sol Luna tortilla press
to about 8-inch circle. They were cooked in flatbread cooker for 2-2.25 minutes
at (165-195 ͦC). Seventy-seven in-house volunteers evaluated Color/Appearance,
Texture/Mouth feel as well as Acceptance of the four kinds of flatbreads tested
to be statistically similar. Odor/Aroma of BPB-Onions was significantly (p ≤
0.05) higher than BPB flatbreads. Taste/Flavor of the BPB-Onions and BPB-Garlic
was similar and significantly better than BPB-Ginger and BPB flatbreads. For
BPB-Ginger flatbreads these values were also significantly higher than BPB. The
acceptance of the flatbreads tested was BPB-Onions 79%, BPB-Garlic 78%, BPB 68%
and BPB-Ginger 66%. These flat breads used only 3-4 ingredients and could be
made in any house kitchen or commercial production. These whole gain, high
protein, gluten-free, vegetable, flatbreads offer tasty, nutritious and healthy
choice to all and those sensitive to gluten.
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