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Flour milling presentation given at the New England Culinary Institute Oct 23rd, 2008

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Flour Power

Tod BrambleKing Arthur Flour

US Wheat Production(1866-2008)

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1866 = 170 mil bu

2008: 2.4 billion bu

Acres of Wheat Planted

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1866: 15.4 mil acres2008: 56.6 mill acres

Yield per Acre

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1866: 11 bu/acre

2008: 43.5 bu/acre

1945: 16.4 bu/acre

41,893,600,000 pounds of flour

Per capita Flour Disappearance

128.0

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1988 1990 1992 1994 1996 1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008

pounds

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138.1 pounds per person

Where

US Population Density

Wheat

Wheat

US Wheat By Class

• Endosperm:– 85% – Energy source– Starch -> Flour

• Bran– 12.5%– protection– Fiber

• Germ– 2.5%– Future wheat plant– Oils

Wheat Kernel: Cross Section

Milling

Flour

Flour Types• All Purpose

– 10.5% – 11.5% protein, .50 ash– Suitable for a wide range of products including cookies, scones, muffins, and

some breads.• Bread

– 11.7 – 12.7% protein, .50 ash– Suitable for breads, too strong for muffins, scones, etc.

• Hi-Gluten– 14% protein, .52 ash– A very strong flour used for hard rolls, bagels, pizza.

• Whole Wheat– 13% protein, 1.5 ash– Contains all parts of the kernel good for bread.

• Pastry– 9% protein, .45 ash

• Cake– 8% protein, .35 ash, bleached

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