essai au farinographe

CONT: The farinogram is a dough-mixing curve, recorded by a farinograph, that enables variations in dough consistency over time to be observed and measured. Dough-mixing parameters determined from the farinogram are useful in characterising different flour types and provide a guide to expected end-product quality. They may also be used to predict certain processing requirements of a flour. The farinograph test is conducted according to AACC methodology, using the 'constant flour wright' procedure, in which the flour weight is adjusted on a 14 per cent moisture basis.