WO2011078050A1 - ホイロ済み冷凍パン生地の製造方法、ホイロ済み冷凍パン生地、およびパン - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method for producing a baked frozen bread dough that freezes and stores the bread dough after proofing, a baked frozen bread dough manufactured by this manufacturing method, and a bread obtained from the baked frozen bread dough.
- a technique that allows a freshly baked bread to be easily eaten by freezing and storing the bread dough and thawing and baking the necessary amount of the frozen bread dough when necessary examples include a ball dough freezing method, a forming freezing method, a plate dough freezing method, and a proofed freezing method.
- the proofing method in particular has excellent operability because the dough after proofing is frozen and stored, so there is no need to perform proofing after thawing the bread dough.
- the baked frozen bread dough in which the formed dough is simply proofed and frozen is easy to escape from the surface of the dough in the proofing process and the freezing process. The swelling, so-called “kiln stretch”, resulted in a small, hard bread.
- the present inventor obtains bread dough by mixing bread dough raw materials and general drinking water, and the bread dough is formed into a predetermined shape having a relatively large thickness. Then, the surface of the molded bread dough is formed with a protein film or oil film, and the surface of the molded bread dough is coated. The molded bread dough after the surface coating is proofed, and the resulting baked bread dough is frozen. There has been proposed a production method for obtaining a baked frozen bread dough. According to this manufacturing method, since the surface of the molded dough is covered with a protein film or oil film, carbon dioxide in the dough is removed during the proofing process and the freezing process. Not to be released from.
- the baked frozen bread dough described in Patent Document 1 is obtained by freezing bread dough whose dough volume has become somewhat larger due to the end of the proofing process, so that there is sufficient space for storage and transportation of frozen bread dough. It will not get smaller.
- the cost of freezing storage and transportation was high, leading to a rise in the overall distribution cost.
- the frozen bread dough was thawed by techniques such as microwave heating using a microwave oven or standing at room temperature, which took time and effort. Also, depending on the thawing method and thawing conditions, the flavor and texture of the baked bread may be inferior.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above-described conventional problems, and can be baked into bread having an excellent appearance, texture, flavor, etc., and can reduce distribution space by minimizing storage space and transport space.
- the purpose is to provide a baked frozen bread dough that can be reduced.
- the present inventor conducted a number of tests and studied various edible materials. As a result, the present inventor found water that can be used as a bread material and has a special effect, and has led to the completion of the present invention. It was. That is, the present invention provides a kneading step of kneading the mineral spring water springed out from the bicarbonate spring and the dough raw material to obtain bread dough, and forming the dough obtained in the kneading step into a predetermined shape to obtain a shaped dough A film forming step of forming a protein film or a fat film on the surface of the molded bread dough obtained in the molding step, and covering the surface of the molded bread dough; and after the surface is coated in the film forming process There is provided a method for producing a baked frozen bread dough, characterized by comprising a proofing process for proofing the formed bread dough and a freezing process for freezing the baked bread dough obtained in the proofing process.
- the molded bread dough obtained in the molding process is molded to a thickness of 5 mm to 10 mm.
- the baked frozen bread dough which concerns on this invention is manufactured by the manufacturing method of each above-mentioned structure.
- the bread according to the present invention is obtained by baking the baked frozen bread dough produced by the above-described method for producing each baked frozen bread dough.
- a mineral spring water containing a large amount of carbonic acid is used in the kneading process.
- carbonic acid in the mineral spring water kneaded into the bread dough is trapped by sodium ions, calcium ions, and magnesium ions in the form of carbonate ions or hydrogen carbonate ions and is not easily released. Therefore, carbonic acid in the mineral spring water is not easily released from the bread dough.
- carbonate ions are liberated or bicarbonate ions are decomposed, and carbon dioxide is gasified and emitted from the mineral spring water.
- the carbon dioxide gas generated from the mineral spring water and the carbon dioxide gas generated by fermentation during the proofing and confined in the coating are combined during baking, so that the kiln elongation becomes very large. Therefore, while it is a frozen bread dough with a small volume and height, it swells greatly at the time of baking, and an excellent bread such as appearance, texture and flavor can be obtained. As a result, it is possible to save space during storage and distribution and reduce transportation costs by reducing the weight.
- the thickness of the molded bread dough obtained in the molding step being 5 mm or more and 10 mm or less is a molded bread dough thinner than usual, so that the inside of the bread dough can be sufficiently heated during baking. Therefore, it can bake in a frozen state without going through a thawing step. Therefore, a baked frozen bread dough that is fine in texture and capable of baking an excellent bread in appearance, texture, and flavor can be provided with higher workability.
- FIG. 1 is a front sectional view of a melon bread according to Example 1.
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view of bread dough for butter roll concerning Example 2 of the present invention.
- 3 is an external view of a molded bread dough according to Example 2.
- a method for producing a baked frozen bread dough according to the present embodiment includes a kneading step for obtaining bread dough by mixing mineral spring water springed from a bicarbonate spring and bread dough raw materials, and the bread dough obtained in the kneading step in a predetermined shape.
- a molding process for forming a molded bread dough by molding a film forming process for coating the surface of the molded bread dough by forming a protein film or a fat film on the surface of the molded bread dough obtained in the molding process, and the film forming process In which the formed bread dough is subjected to a proofing process, and a freezing process in which the baked bread dough obtained in the proofing process is frozen.
- the bread dough raw material used in this production method is not particularly limited in terms of its type and blending ratio, and is composed of flour, bakers yeast, skim milk powder, sugar, salt, butter, margarine, eggs, etc., depending on the type of bread. Bread dough ingredients can be prepared and used as appropriate.
- baker's yeast commonly used as described above can be used.
- Shirakami Kodama yeast Sacharomyces It is preferable to use baker's yeast having freezing resistance such as (Celebiche).
- This Shirakami Kodama yeast is a yeast fractionated in the Shirakami Mountains of Japan and has extremely excellent freezing tolerance. By using baker's yeast having such freezing resistance, baker's yeast is not killed during freezing, so that sufficient kiln elongation can occur during baking.
- bicarbonate spring water which is mineral spring water that has springed out from bicarbonate spring
- the hydrogen carbonate spring water include sodium hydrogen carbonate spring water, calcium hydrogen carbonate spring water, and magnesium hydrogen carbonate spring water.
- sodium-chloride spring water is defined as falling within the scope of the hydrogen carbonate salt water referred to in the present invention as long as the content of sodium hydrogen carbonate per 1 kg of the sample is 340 mg or more. To do. According to the guidelines for mineral spring analysis by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare of Japan, mineral spring water refers to spring water collected from the source of springs. Says cold spring water.
- the total amount of dissolved substances is 1000 mg or more, free carbon dioxide is 250 mg or more, sodium bicarbonate is 340 mg or more, and at least one of many other conditions is satisfied. If so, it is said to fall under the mineral spring water.
- Sodium, calcium, and magnesium contained in the bicarbonate spring water have an action of capturing carbonate in the form of carbonate ions or bicarbonate ions. Therefore, carbon dioxide in the mineral water is not released and diffused under relatively low temperature conditions before firing.
- sodium, calcium, or magnesium bicarbonate has a low basicity, food materials containing these bicarbonates can be used with peace of mind. Furthermore, it is a great advantage in the present invention that these food materials have the effect of neutralizing gastric acid and making the stomach active.
- carbon dioxide spring water that springs out from Nagayu hot spring in Japan, for example, has a very small content of ions such as sodium, calcium, and chlorine, and carbon dioxide is simply dissolved in the water.
- ions such as sodium, calcium, and chlorine
- carbon dioxide tends to escape from the carbon dioxide spring water. Therefore, bread dough was prepared as a test using carbon dioxide spring water, but carbon dioxide gas was diffused from the surface of the bread dough depending on the ambient conditions during each process, bench time treatment, and floor time treatment. That is, the use of carbon dioxide spring water was not very useful with respect to kiln elongation during firing.
- sodium chloride spring water the baked bread is somewhat salty.
- sodium-chloride spring water can be used for colored bread because it often rusts the metal and colors itself in a unique color.
- the kneading process is not particularly limited as long as bread dough can be prepared.
- the “straight bowl method” (so-called straight method) or after a portion of the dough ingredients are mixed with mineral water and fermented
- the “medium seed method”, in which the remaining ingredients for bread dough are added and kneaded, can be employed.
- the blending ratio of the mineral water to the bread dough raw material is based on the weight of the flour, and 25 to 70 parts by weight of the mineral water is used with respect to 100 parts by weight of the flour. In the case of melon bread, 30 to 35 parts of mineral water is used for 100 parts by weight of flour.
- the temperature of the mineral water added as a raw material at the time of kneading is not particularly limited as long as it is a temperature at which carbon dioxide gas does not diverge from the mineral water, but it is preferably 15 ° C. or more and 25 ° C. or less, for example. If the temperature of the water is less than 15 ° C., the production of gluten from the flour is too small, and it becomes difficult to knead it into a coherent dough, so that the kneading process takes too much time.
- the bread dough after the floor time processing is divided into a desired size and rounded.
- so-called bench time processing is performed in which bread dough is left for about 40 to 60 minutes in a room maintained at the same temperature and humidity as the floor time processing. It is.
- the bench time process is performed for a relatively long time, contrary to the floor time process. This stabilizes the state of the bread dough, prevents the surface of the dough from being crushed during the subsequent molding, and can improve the dough elongation.
- FIG. 5 shows a formed bread dough formed in the shape of a butter roll, which will be described in detail later.
- the molded bread dough obtained in the forming process is taken out by being immersed in liquid protein or liquid oil for a short time, such as 1 to 2 seconds, to form a protein or oil film on the entire dough.
- a film is formed by wiping off excess liquid dripping from the dough with a paper towel or the like.
- the liquid protein or liquid fat may be applied to the surface of the molded bread dough by, for example, brushing or spraying with a spray gun.
- liquid protein used in the film forming step examples include eggs, gelatin, and collagen.
- the egg may be a whole egg including white and yolk, or only white.
- gelatin or collagen is in the form of powder or plate-like proteins are used, these proteins are dissolved in water and used in a liquid state.
- the liquid fat used in the film forming process may be liquid fat at room temperature, which is obtained by warming and melting solid fat at room temperature to a temperature higher than the melting point by hot water bathing or microwave heating. May be.
- oils and fats that are liquid at room temperature include rapeseed oil, soybean oil, rice oil, corn oil, cottonseed oil, sunflower oil, safflower oil, coconut oil, palm kernel oil, and fish oil.
- oils and fats that are solid at room temperature include palm oil, milk fat, beef tallow, pork fat, margarine, shortening, and the above-described oils and fats that are liquid at room temperature.
- the dough after film formation is left to stand for about 30 to 60 minutes in a room where the temperature is kept between 22 ° C. and 25 ° C. and the humidity is kept between 50% and 70%.
- the fermentation in this proofing process is preferably less conservative than the general proofing treatment for the same reason as the floor time processing described above.
- the baked bread dough obtained in the proofing process is frozen.
- Conditions such as the speed of freezing and the temperature range in freezing are not particularly limited, but quick freezing is preferable from the viewpoint of suppressing an increase in the volume of bread dough without causing the degree of fermentation to proceed.
- the frozen baked frozen bread dough is placed in a heating device such as an oven. Firing is performed for about 10 minutes in an oven preheated to ° C. Such baking is performed over a temperature and time depending on the type of bread.
- a thawing process by a microwave heating using a microwave oven or leaving in a room is not necessary, but of course, the baked bread dough may be baked after the thawing process is applied to the baked frozen bread dough.
- the method for producing a frozen bread dough prepares the bread dough by mixing the mineral spring water of the bicarbonate spring containing a large amount of carbonic acid and the bread dough raw material in the kneading step. It is the method. Therefore, since the carbonic acid in the mineral spring water kneaded into the bread dough is captured in the form of carbonate ions or hydrogen carbonate ions, it does not readily dissipate from the dough under normal conditions. On the other hand, during baking, carbonic acid ions or hydrogen carbonate ions are converted into carbon dioxide gas by heating, and are generated in the bicarbonate spring water. Since the carbon dioxide gas contained in the gas is combined with the bread during baking, the elongation of the kiln becomes very large.
- the baked frozen bread dough according to this embodiment can reduce the storage space and the transport space, and thus is suitably provided as a frozen bread dough for mass production with high flowability.
- bicarbonate spring water is colorless, transparent, tasteless, and odorless, so it does not affect the color of bread like extra drinking water.
- the contained sodium, calcium, magnesium, etc. are subtle. There is also an advantage that brings out the flavor of bread.
- the baked frozen bread dough according to this embodiment does not need to be thawed by a technique such as microwave heating using a microwave oven or standing at room temperature, unlike the conventional baked frozen bread dough, and the oven remains in a frozen state. Can be baked quickly. Therefore, it is possible to save labor and time for the thawing process and to obtain bread with better workability.
- the bread dough formed in the forming process is 5 mm to 8 mm, the bread dough can be baked in a more optimal state, and the bread with even better flavor and texture can be baked. . If the thickness of the bread dough is less than 5 mm, it is not preferable because too much heat is applied during baking, and the surface of the dough is burnt or the whole bread becomes hard.
- Example 1 shows an example of producing melon bread.
- the material and blending ratio of the molded bread dough include: 100 parts by weight of strong flour, 20 parts by weight of sugar, 1 part by weight of salt, 5 parts by weight of Shirakami kodama yeast, 2 parts by weight of skim milk powder, 17 parts by weight of butter, 2 parts by weight of fresh cream 15 parts by weight of whole eggs and 34 parts by weight of sodium-bicarbonate spring water.
- the bread dough material except for butter was placed in a vertical mixer and kneaded for 4 minutes at low speed and for 2 minutes at medium speed. Thereafter, butter was added to the vertical mixer and mixed for 2 minutes at low speed and 8 minutes at medium speed.
- the temperature at the time of chaos was adjusted with a cooler etc. so that it might be around 20 degreeC, and it adjusted so that it might not be outside the range of 15-25 degreeC.
- the bread dough thus obtained was subjected to a floor time treatment for 15 minutes under the conditions of a temperature of 24 ° C. and a humidity of 60%. Thereafter, the bread dough was divided and rounded, subjected to a bench time treatment for 30 minutes under conditions of a temperature of 24 ° C.
- the butter was melted by heat to form a liquid oil, and the molded bread dough 2 was immersed in the liquid oil remaining after the moisture was removed, and then taken out.
- a butter film is formed on the surface of the molded bread dough 2.
- the upper surface of the molded bread dough 2 covered with the film was covered with the melon skin material 3, and the upper melon skin material 4 was formed on the upper surface of the melon skin material 3 so as to be formed in a gross shape in a plan view.
- the bread dough 1 for melon breads as shown in FIG. 1 was obtained.
- the material and blending ratio of the melon skin 3 described above are 100 parts by weight of weak wheat flour, 35 parts by weight of butter, 25 parts by weight of sugar, and 25 parts by weight of whole eggs.
- the material and blending ratio of the upper melon skin material 4 are 100 parts by weight of weak wheat flour, 150 parts by weight of butter, 100 parts by weight of sugar, and 100 parts by weight of whole eggs.
- the weight ratio of the film-covered molded bread dough 2: melon skin material 3: upper melon skin material 4 is, for example, 80:30:10.
- the bread dough 1 was subjected to a proofing process for 55 minutes under conditions of a temperature of 25 ° C. and a humidity of 60%, and then rapidly frozen to obtain a baked frozen bread dough.
- This frozen bread dough was stored in a freezer for one week and then baked in an oven at 200 ° C. for 10 minutes in a frozen state without being thawed.
- melon bread 1A as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 was obtained.
- a melon peel 3A is placed on the upper surface of bread structure 2A obtained from molded bread dough 2. Melon bread 1A was obtained.
- the upper melon skin material 4 melts and spreads during firing, and covers the surface of the melon skin 3A to make the melon skin 3A look good.
- the present invention includes those that do not use the upper melon skin material 4, but as an advantage of the present invention, the molded bread dough 2 swells greatly at the time of baking. There is a possibility that 3A will be greatly cracked or small cracked and the appearance of melon skin 3A will be damaged.
- the physical properties of the sodium-bicarbonate spring water are shown in Table 1 below.
- the physical properties of this sodium-bicarbonate spring water were measured by a registered analytical agency which is a public organization.
- This sodium-bicarbonate spring water is certified by the registered analytical institution as being hot spring water from the sodium-bicarbonate spring and being drinkable.
- Comparative Example 1 In this comparative example 1, as the water used at the time of mixing, instead of 34 parts by weight of sodium hydrogen carbonate spring water, 34 parts by weight of general drinking water was used, and the proofing was performed under the same conditions as in example 1. A frozen bread dough was obtained, and the baked frozen bread dough was baked to produce melon bread. That is, the baked frozen bread dough similar to Patent Document 1 showing the prior art is baked without being thawed.
- Example 1 and Comparative Example 1 the volume of bread dough and bread structure after molding, after proofing, and after baking were measured. Further, the height of the molded bread dough after molding and the bread composition after baking were measured.
- the bread dough volume was measured by the following procedure. That is, the bread dough or bread structure of each stage is wrapped with a film that does not allow water to pass through and is sunk with a thin rod in the water of the aquarium. The volume of water that the bread dough pushed away (bread dough volume) was calculated based on the rising height of and the bottom area of the water tank.
- the volume expansion coefficient of the baked bread tissue based on the bread dough after molding was calculated from the volume calculated as described above.
- the height of the bread structure was measured on the baked melon bread cut vertically. And the height expansion coefficient of the bread structure
- the melon bread 1A baked according to Example 1 described above had a fine texture with the bread structure 2A being plump to the inside, and the overall appearance, flavor and texture were all good.
- the formed dough before baking is about 40 mm in height.
- Example 1 In both Example 1 in which sodium-bicarbonate spring water was used and Comparative Example 1 in which general drinking water was used, the process from kneading to freezing was at a relatively low temperature of ⁇ 18 ° C. to 25 ° C. Since it is processed, as shown in Table 2, the volume change from the molding to the proofing (after freezing), that is, the body expansion rate is hardly changed. However, the body expansion rate of the baked bread structure based on the dough after molding was 4.8 times that of Comparative Example 1, whereas that of Example 1 was 5.9 times larger. It was. In particular, the height expansion coefficient after firing based on the height after molding was 4.5 times that of Comparative Example 1, whereas it was 6.1 times that of Example 1. Large and good kiln elongation was shown, and the dough according to Example 1 was optimal for melon bread.
- Comparative Example 2 In Comparative Example 2, a baked frozen bread dough was produced under the same conditions as in Example 1 except that the thickness T1 of the formed bread dough 2 was 13 mm, and then baked to obtain melon bread.
- the baked melon bread was not in the raw state of the bread tissue 2A, and the flavor and texture were satisfactory. However, due to the bad streets of the fire, this melon bread was generally less bulging. That is, the height T2 of the bread structure 2A of the obtained melon bread was only about 5.2 times that of the formed bread dough.
- Example 2 of this invention is shown.
- the ingredients and blending ratio of the molded bread dough are: 100 parts by weight of strong wheat flour, 10 parts by weight of sugar, 2 parts by weight of salt, 5 parts by weight of Shirakami kodama yeast, 3 parts by weight of skim milk powder, 15 parts by weight of fats and oils, 3 parts by weight of fresh cream, 15 parts by weight of whole egg, 45 parts by weight of mineral water, and several grains of raisins. These materials were kneaded at 23 ° C. by a straight method to obtain bread dough.
- the obtained dough is subjected to floor time treatment for 20 minutes under the conditions of a temperature of 24 ° C. and a humidity of 60%, the dough is divided and rounded, and then for 60 minutes under the conditions of a temperature of 24 ° C. and a humidity of 60%.
- Bench time treatment was applied and lightly vented to form.
- the bread dough is stretched into a sheet shape having a thickness T3 of 8 mm, and the sheet-like bread dough is cut into a length L of 200 mm and a width W of 10 mm to form a square bar shape as shown in FIG.
- Bread dough A was obtained.
- a symbol B shown in FIG. 4 indicates raisins grains.
- This bread dough was twisted to form a round bar shape, folded back at the center in the longitudinal direction, and then twisted again to obtain a shaped bread dough C for butter rolls as shown in FIG.
- the outer diameter of the round bar portion was about 7 mm.
- the butter is melted by heat to form a liquid oil and fat, and after the molded bread dough C is immersed in the liquid oil and fat remaining after the moisture is removed, it is taken out for 55 minutes at a temperature of 25 ° C. and a humidity of 60%.
- a baked frozen bread dough was obtained by proofing and then quick freezing. This frozen bread dough was stored in a freezer for one week, and then baked in an oven at 200 ° C. for 10 minutes without being thawed to obtain a butter roll.
- the baked butter roll was fine and fluffy to the inside, and the appearance, flavor and texture were all good.
- Comparative Example 3 In Comparative Example 3, a baked frozen bread dough was obtained under the same conditions as in Example 2 except that the thickness T3 of the sheet-like bread dough at the initial stage of molding was 13 mm, and then baked to produce butter A roll was obtained.
- the butter roll obtained in Comparative Example 3 did not swell as a whole, and was inferior in flavor and texture compared to the butter roll obtained in Example 2.
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尚、特許文献1の製造方法によって扁平なホイロ済み冷凍パン生地が形成されることにより、保管時や流通時の省スペース化などを図ることはできる。しかしながら、例えば日本国で作られ始めた、いわゆるメロンパンなどのように、焼き上げ後のパンの厚さ(高さ)が大きなものを得るために製造された扁平なホイロ済み冷凍パン生地は焼成されても、一般のメロンパンのように高く膨らませることはできなかった。前記したメロンパンは、パン生地の上に甘いビスケット生地または甘いクッキー生地をのせて焼かれたパンであり、高く膨らんだものがおいしいとされている。
本実施形態に係るホイロ済み冷凍パン生地の製造方法は、炭酸水素塩泉から湧き出た鉱泉水とパン生地原材料を混捏してパン生地を得る混捏工程と、前記混捏工程において得られたパン生地を所定の形状に成形して成形パン生地を得る成形工程と、前記成形工程において得られた成形パン生地の表面にタンパク質の皮膜または油脂の皮膜を形成させて成形パン生地の表面を被覆する皮膜形成工程と、前記皮膜形成工程において表面が被覆された後の成形パン生地をホイロ処理するホイロ工程と、前記ホイロ工程において得られたホイロ済みパン生地を冷凍する冷凍工程とを備えている。
日本国厚生労働省の鉱泉分析法指針によれば、鉱泉水とは泉源から採取される泉水のことを言い、湧出時の温度が25℃以上のものを温泉水と言い、25℃未満のものを冷泉水と言っている。更に、試料1kg中に、溶存物質が総量1000mg以上であること、遊離二酸化炭素が250mg以上であること、炭酸水素ナトリウムが340mg以上であること、その他数多くの条件のうち、少なくとも1つの条件を満たしていれば、鉱泉水に該当すると言っている。
他方で、ナトリウム-塩化物泉水を用いてパン生地を調製した場合は、焼き上がったパンにいくぶん塩味が付く。また、ナトリウム-塩化物泉水は金属を錆びさせて自身が独特の色に着色している場合が多いので、色付きパンには使用することができる。
そこで、本発明の実施例1が示される。この実施例1はメロンパンを製造する例を示している。その成形パン生地の材料および配合割合としては、強力小麦粉100重量部、砂糖20重量部、塩1重量部、白神こだま酵母5重量部、脱脂粉乳2重量部、バター17重量部、生クリーム2重量部、全卵15重量部、およびナトリウム-炭酸水素塩泉水34重量部である。まず、バターを除くパン生地材料が縦型ミキサーに入れられ、低速回転で4分間、中速回転で2分間混捏された。その後、バターが縦型ミキサーに加えられ、低速回転で2分間、中速回転で8分間混捏された。混捏時の温度は20℃前後になるように冷却器などで調整され、15~25℃の範囲外にならないように調整された。このようにして得られたパン生地は、温度24℃および湿度60%の条件下で15分間フロアタイム処理が施された。その後、パン生地が分割処理されて丸め処理され、温度24℃および湿度60%の条件下で30分間ベンチタイム処理が行われ、軽くガス抜きされて成形された。成形処理時には、パン生地が扁平丸餅状に伸ばされた。これにより、厚さT1(図1参照)が10mmである成形パン生地2(120g)が得られた。
この比較例1において、混捏時に用いる水として、ナトリウム-炭酸水素塩泉水34重量部に替えて、一般の飲用水34重量部が用いられたこと以外は、実施例1と同様の条件によりホイロ済み冷凍パン生地が得られ、そのホイロ済み冷凍パン生地が焼成されてメロンパンが製造された。つまり、従来技術を示す特許文献1と同様のホイロ済み冷凍パン生地が、解凍されることなく焼成されたものである。
この比較例2において、成形パン生地2の厚さT1が13mmにされたこと以外は、実施例1と同様の条件によりホイロ済み冷凍パン生地が製造され、その後焼成されてメロンパンが得られた。
その成形パン生地の材料および配合割合は、強力小麦粉100重量部、砂糖10重量部、塩2重量部、白神こだま酵母5重量部、脱脂粉乳3重量部、油脂15重量部、生クリーム3重量部、全卵15重量部、鉱泉水45重量部、およびレーズンの数粒である。これらの材料がストレート法により23℃で混捏されて、パン生地が得られた。鉱泉水としては、前記の表1に示された物性のナトリウム-炭酸水素塩泉水が用いられた。得られたパン生地は、温度24℃および湿度60%の条件下で20分間フロアタイム処理が施され、パン生地が分割処理されて丸め処理され、その後温度24℃および湿度60%の条件下で60分間ベンチタイム処理が施され、軽くガス抜きされて成形された。成形時は、厚さT3が8mmであるシート状にパン生地が伸ばされ、このシート状のパン生地が、長さLが200mmで幅Wが10mmにカットされて、図4に示されるような角棒状のパン生地Aが得られた。図4中に示された符号Bは、レーズンの粒を示している。このパン生地が捻られて丸棒状に形成され、その長手方向中央部で折り返されたのちに再び捻られて、図5に示されるようなバターロール用の成形パン生地Cが得られた。この成形パン生地Cは丸棒状部分の外径が7mm程度であった。
この比較例3において、成形初期時のシート状のパン生地の厚さT3が13mmにされたこと以外は、上記の実施例2と同様の条件によりホイロ済み冷凍パン生地が得られ、その後焼成されてバターロールが得られた。
2,C 成形パン生地
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- 炭酸水素塩泉から湧き出た鉱泉水とパン生地原材料を混捏してパン生地を得る混捏工程と、前記混捏工程において得られたパン生地を所定の形状に成形して成形パン生地を得る成形工程と、前記成形工程において得られた成形パン生地の表面にタンパク質の皮膜または油脂の皮膜を形成させて成形パン生地の表面を被覆する皮膜形成工程と、前記皮膜形成工程において表面が被覆された後の成形パン生地をホイロ処理するホイロ工程と、前記ホイロ工程において得られたホイロ済みパン生地を冷凍する冷凍工程とを備えていることを特徴とするホイロ済み冷凍パン生地の製造方法。
- 成形工程において得られる成形パン生地が厚さ5mm以上10mm以下に成形されることを特徴とする請求項1に記載のホイロ済み冷凍パン生地の製造方法。
- 請求項1または請求項2に記載の製造方法により製造されたホイロ済み冷凍パン生地。
- 請求項1または請求項2に記載の製造方法により製造されたホイロ済み冷凍パン生地を焼成して得られたパン。
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