Table 4.
Protein Source | Type | Percentage of Addition (%) |
Protein Digestibility | Health Benefits | References |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Faba bean | Flour | 30 | 63.6↓ | ↓ Predicted glycemic index (eGI) in sourdough treatment (84.2) vs. flour treatment (91.4) and control (94.6) | [56] |
Sourdough/Flour | 30 | 74.1↑ | |||
Amaranth: A. spinosus | Flour | 25, 50 | ↑ Mineral content increased and ↑ increase of phytic acid content with the inclusion of amaranth flour in the bread. | [17] | |
Amaranth: A. hypochondriacus | Flour | 25, 50 | |||
Quinoa | Flour | 5, 10, 15 | ↑ TPC, ↑ radical scavenging capacity (ABTS, DPPH and HOSC), ↓ HI, ↓ eGI, ↓RDS and ↑SDS by flour addition. | [9] | |
Maize germ protein | Protein hydrolysate | 1, 2, 4 | ↑ DPPH radical scavenging, ↑ Fe2+ chelating activity and ↓ starch digestion at 20 min of digestion (in vitro digestion) related to the effect of peptides in the hydrolysate. | [8] | |
Barley | Sourdough/Raw Flour | 20 | 65.5↓ * | ↑ TPC and radical scavenging activity in barley, lentin and quinoa vs. control. ↑ TPC and radical scavenging in sourdoughs treatments. ↓ Condensed tannins, trypsin inhibitor activity, and α-galactosides, in sourdoughs. ↓ Phytic acid after fermentation, except in barley flour. ↓ eGI in all breads in all treatments, except in quinoa samples, were barley and chickpea treatment demonstrate the lowest GI. ↑ GABA in cereals, pseudocereals, and legumes. | [51] |
Sourdough/Sprouted Flour | 20 | 72.8↑ ** | |||
Chickpea | Sourdough/Raw Flour | 20 | 74.8↑ * | ||
Sourdough/Sprouted Flour | 20 | 76.8↑ ** | |||
Lentin | Sourdough/Raw Flour | 20 | 73.3↑ * | ||
Sourdough/Sprouted Flour | 20 | 74.0↑ ** | |||
Quinoa | Sourdough/Raw Flour | 20 | 64.6↓ * | ||
Sourdough/Sprouted Flour | 20 | 75.1↑ ** | |||
Hemp | Sourdough/Flour | 5 10 15 |
87.6 = 88.4 = 88.1 = |
↓ Hydrolysis index, ↓ Predicted glycemic index, ↓ phytic acid and ↓ total saponins in hemp sourdough treatment. | [18] |
Chia seed | Flour | 2, 4, 6 | ↑ TPC and ↑ TEAC in fortified bread by chia seed. | [57] | |
Cakes | |||||
Salmon: Oncorhynchus tschawytscha | Powder | 5 10 15 |
80.8↑ 80.2↑ 80.6↑ |
↓ Starch digestion. ↓ TPC and ↑ total antioxidant activities by protein-phenolic of phenolic-lipid complexes. | [23] |
Faba bean (FB) + Carob germ (CG) + Gluten (G) |
Mix of Flours | FB:10 + CG: 5 + G:2.5 |
88.2↓ | ↑ Antioxidant potential by phenolic acids and flavonoids in wholegrain flours. | [26] |
Cassava (CF) + Soy bean (SF) |
Flour | CF:10 + SF:19 |
↑ Phytate and ↑ condensed tannin content by flour addition. | [27] |
↑, ↓ or = represent differences between treatments vs. control. Protein digestibility column present differences between treatments vs. control product. TPC: Total phenolic content, DPPH: Free radical method 2,2-diphenyl-1-picryl-hydrazil-hydrate, FRAP: Ferric antioxidant power. TEAC: Total antioxidant activities, ABTS: Scavenging capacity, HOSC:·OH Scavenging capacity, HI: Hydrolysis index, eGI: Predicted glycemic index, RDS: Rapidly digestible starch and SDS: Slowly digestible starch. IVPD: In vitro protein digestibility. GABA: A non-protein amino acid. * Compared with raw wheat flour sourdough. ** Compared with sprouted wheat flour sourdough.