Abstract
The effect of adding dextrin or dried whole egg on the rheological properties of raw coating batters and on the batters' textural properties immediately after final frying of the battered product and after some time had elapsed were studied. The flow behaviour of the batters was strongly dependent on working temperature (15–40 °C), and both dextrin addition and egg addition altered the behaviour slightly. Both hydrocolloids showed a viscoelastic behaviour with a clear elastic component, more evident at higher temperatures. Dextrin produced a batter coating with a crispier, more fragile texture, and this crispness was retained longer than in the case of the egg-containing batters, which showed a softened texture 30 min after frying.
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