Starch and other byproduct such as lipids enzymes sugar are Being rinsed Away from the Protein . The remaining product is termed as gluten.gluten mainly consist of small amount fat and carbohydrates . The case in which wheat flour is mixed with water to form a dough of wheat. here mainly starch is washed away by rinsing process .
Gluten is a type of protein which has the water insoluble property( during the rinsing the process all the starch only washed away ) .we know that protein are of large molecules in size which is composed of amino acid .about 90% of protein consist of gliadin and glutenin (gluten proteins) in the dough case of dough .
it is important to remove the starch and other by products by the rinsing process from the gluten due to specific properties of the gluten it has .gluten can hold the gas compared to the dough before rinsing .gluten is almost as 70 - 75 % high and pure protein type .it is of the chewy type .it is of pure edible type .
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