Sentence examples for flour yield from inspiring English sources

This approach greatly increases the flour yield, but makes the process more difficult to understand and operate.

A grain comminution process is based on a gradual size reduction approach, through repeated milling and sieving units that increase the flour yield.

In general, flour yield, water absorption, final viscosity, and peak viscosity between CS-n and CS showed no apparent differences.

In rye, a high selection pressure is on large, plump kernels, because rye as a crop tends to low kernel size limiting flour yield.

Grain size and shape in wheat significantly affect grain weight and flour yield [ 15] and appear to be breeding target dictated by market and industry requirements [ 16].

After sieving the average yield was 50% (w/w), noting that samples 6AS-1 and 6DS-2 had a typically higher flour yield of 64% and 60%, the other samples ranged from 43% to 51%.

This concurs with the findings of Smith et al. [ 18] who found that variation in the laboratory accounted for the greatest proportion (58%) of the non-genetic variation in a study where field wheat trials were followed by laboratory grain milling to estimate flour yields.

I stirred it all together with a rubber spatula then vigorously stirred in half a cup (75 g) of flour to yield something between a thick batter and a soft dough: just dense enough that you can form half-inch-thick disks by hand if you're careful.

Considering that the yield loss of Suweon 542 due to its floury endosperm was largely compensated for by an increased number of spikelets per panicle, Suweon 542 has potential value as a raw material for rice flour production.

Acorn flour Almond meal Brown rice flour Buckwheat flour Cornmeal Oat bran flour Potato flour Rye flour Semolina flour Sesame flour Whole wheat flour Fruit.

Though it's an unusual method, adding boiling water to the butter and flour mixture yields a far more workable, robust pastry than the usual shortcrust.