Class of wheat that is the largest crop harvested in the US each year/in Kansas? - Answers Hard
Red Winter
Hard Red Winter
6 Classes of Wheat - Answers Durum
Hard Red Spring
Soft Red Winter
Hard Red Winter
Hard White
Soft White
What are the 3 major components of a wheat kernel? - Answers Bran
Germ
Endosperm
Major differences between flours milled from hard wheats and soft wheats - Answers Flour
particle size
Cell wall thickness
Starch damage
Ash content
Quantity and strength of protein
Durum flour is used for? - Answers Hearth breads, Italian style noodles, ramen noodles
HW flour is used for? - Answers Noodles, flat breads, less yellow colored, less wheaty flavored
SW flour is used for? - Answers Pancake mix, cookies, high ratio cakes, doughnuts, first choice
for many box and bag mixes, Kelloggs products
HRW flour is used for? - Answers Hamburger buns, pan breads, thin pizza crusts, tortillas
SRW flour is used for? - Answers Cookies, crackers, doughnuts, cakes (Where color is not
crucial)
HRS flour is used for? - Answers Breads, bagels, hearth breads, pizzas
, Component of the wheat kernel that is most crucial to the baker? - Answers Endosperm
Spelling and genus of yeast most commonly used today? - Answers Saccharomyces cerevisiae
Germ characteristics - Answers 2-3% of kernel
8% of total protein (lowest)
High in minerals, vitamins, unsaturated fats (reason it is separated)
Bran characteristics - Answers 13-17% of the kernel
19% of total protein
Present in whole grain flour
Vitamins and minerals
Endosperm characteristics - Answers 80-85% of the kernel
70-75% of total protein
Cell walls have arabinoxylans
Low in mineral and ash content
8 types of flour - Answers - Patent
- Clear
- Straight grade
- High gluten
- Bread
- Pastry
- Whole wheat
- Cake
Clear Flour - Answers - From SRW, HRW
- Used in rye breads
Pentosans = - Answers Arabinoxylans = pentosans that are now further broken down into
Cementing materials between the cell walls of the wheat kernel