Yes I already done this all process but to embark upon this research title I need literature. Still i did not find any topic about use of yogurt in bread making
Most daily product can be used for baking in particular bread making.To be able to be applicable you should understand the component of dairy product you want to use. FOR yoghurt (,a live one with lactobacillus casei/bulgaricus) ,it can confer some desirable flavors due to interaction with other component in the bread dough.The result will be akin to a mild sourdough taste which often is better than bland yeast bread.
how about spray dried yoghurt powder along with some probiotics.
Finally if the beneficial effect of live culture is the aim, then lots to evaluate and practical lab work can only help.
Ufuk Ayyıldız reply
postedHi,
Yes of course you can use. What is your main target ?
Jack Moorson reply
postedI want plan use yogurt in breadmaking.
Ufuk Ayyıldız reply
postedBut for what ? To make more delicious bread ? or ?
Jack Moorson reply
postedBut i did not find any particular reach articles that yogurt was used in breadmaking
Jack Moorson reply
postedYes i want to make tasty bread with good texture and palatable.
Jack Moorson reply
postedThe main problem is i can't find any researcher work on yogurt bread.
Ufuk Ayyıldız reply
postedYou can easily try and test the results. You can add yogurt in dough and also can spread it on dough before put it in oven.
Jack Moorson reply
postedYes I already done this all process but to embark upon this research title I need literature. Still i did not find any topic about use of yogurt in bread making
Jack Moorson reply
postedDo you have any literature cited that yogurt use in bread formulation
Ufuk Ayyıldız reply
postedLet me look. If i find i will share on here.
Jack Moorson reply
postedThank you If you extended the help for about this topic
Food R&D Emeritus reply
postedMost daily product can be used for baking in particular bread making.To be able to be applicable you should understand the component of dairy product you want to use. FOR yoghurt (,a live one with lactobacillus casei/bulgaricus) ,it can confer some desirable flavors due to interaction with other component in the bread dough.The result will be akin to a mild sourdough taste which often is better than bland yeast bread.
Aminu lawan reply
postedYes of course. why not
Food & Material Scientist reply
postedhow about spray dried yoghurt powder along with some probiotics.
Finally if the beneficial effect of live culture is the aim, then lots to evaluate and practical lab work can only help.