Effect of pork back fat substitution with Pre-emulsified Rice Bran Oil on quality characteristics of Vienna sausage
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This study aimed to investigate effects of pork back fat substitution with pre-emulsified rice bran oil (PO) on quality characteristics of Vienna sausage prepared from native beef and pork. Five treatments of Vienna sausages were prepared by varying the amount of PO as 0 % (control), 25% (PO-25), 50% (PO-50), 75% (PO-75) and 100% (PO-100) (w/w). The results showed that emulsion stability was not affected by level of PO (P > 0.05). An increment of PO resulted in a significant reduction of cooking loss, hardness, gumminess, chewiness and redness (P≤0.05). The sausage containing 50% PO had the lowest cooking loss (2.33%). The sausage samples with 75% PO had the lowest hardness, gumminess and chewiness (35.60 N, 24.02 N, and 22.76 N/mm respectively). Increasing PO resulted in an increase in lightness, protein, moisture and ash contents whereas fat content and total calories were reduced (P ≤ 0.05). The sausage sample containing 100% PO had the highest crude protein, moisture and ash contents (15.99%, 67.44% and 2.55% respectively) but the lowest fat content and the total calorie (13.28% and 186.65kcal/100g). Results of sensory evaluations revealed that the treatment with 50% PO had odor, flavor and overall likability scores comparable to the control (P > 0.05).
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