Abstract

The study revealed that adding crushed flax seeds to the dough system prolonged the duration of its formation by 5 minutes. It was also noted that the amount of gluten in the dough was 17% less than in the control sample, which had a loose, unbound structure and lower extensibility. The impact of the rollers ensures a high-quality grinding process of flax seeds, which allows mucilage-forming polysaccharides to pass into the liquid phase of the dough and prevent the formation of a continuous gluten structure. It was also found that the necessary rheological properties are provided by adding 4–5% of crushed flax seeds to the dough recipe, while increasing the amount to 6% and above leads to a deterioration in organoleptic characteristics.

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