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AbstractUnbleached cake flour is heated at a temperature of 49°-93° C. for 1 hour to ten weeks to improve its baking properties. Starch is subjected to controlled swelling by heating in the presence of excess moisture at a temperature of 54°-71° C. Either treated material or mixtures of both may be substituted for unbleached flour in high-sugar baked good mixes to obtain improved baking properties such as texture, grain, volume, and eating quality.Unbleached bread flour is simultaneously ground and heated and then subjected to three air-classification steps to obtain a flour suitable for use in high-sugar baked goods. | InventorsApplicationNo. 06/004785 filed on 01/19/1979US Classes:426/622, Flour or meal type426/473, With size reduction, e.g., mashing, cutting, etc.426/481, From plant material426/518With cutting, or mechanically subdividing solid material, e.g., slicing, comminuting, slitting, etc.Field of Search426/18, Of farinaceous cereal or cereal material426/443, Preparation of product which is dry in final form426/465, Including heating or dehydration426/622, Flour or meal type426/496, Treatment or preparation of farinaceous dough, batter, or pastry product, e.g., pie, etc.426/481, From plant material426/473, With size reduction, e.g., mashing, cutting, etc.426/518, With cutting, or mechanically subdividing solid material, e.g., slicing, comminuting, slitting, etc.426/520, Heating above ambient temperature426/653For use with batter, dough or baked goodsExaminersPrimary: Kepplinger, Esther M.Attorney, Agent or FirmUS Patent References1452871, 1636569, 3428461, 3490917, 3711297, 3974298Treatment of grainIssued on: 08/10/1976 Inventor: Cauvain , et al. International ClassesA21D 6/00 (20060101)G01N 33/487 (20060101) |