Effects of Different Nutritional Additives on the Quality of Western-flavor Sausage
Ai Huang
Abstract
Ai Huang
Abstract
Effects of several nutritional additives on the sensory quality of western flavor sausage were discussed in this paper. The results were as follows: 10% carrot, 4% starch could improve color, elasticity, stiffness and flavor of western flavor sausage without any bad effects on cutting surface; while 10% bovine liver could make sausage dark, stiff, bad flavor and crude cutting surface and Long storage period (2 7 days) might cause bad color, too.
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Effects of several nutritional additives on the sensory quality of western flavor sausage were discussed in this paper. The results were as follows: 10% carrot, 4% starch could improve color, elasticity, stiffness and flavor of western flavor sausage without any bad effects on cutting surface; while 10% bovine liver could make sausage dark, stiff, bad flavor and crude cutting surface and Long storage period (2 7 days) might cause bad color, too.
Key concepts: Flavor, Food science, Starch, Chemistry