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Influence of storage time of duck breast muscles at -18°C on rheological properties of gelled tissue and model sausage

✍ Scribed by Lesiów, T.


Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1990
Tongue
English
Weight
622 KB
Volume
34
Category
Article
ISSN
0027-769X

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✦ Synopsis


Influence of storage time of duck breast muscles at -18 "C on rheological properties of gelled tissue and model sausage T. Les16w The influence of storage time of duck breast muscles at -18 "C on changes of rheological properties of gelled muscle tissue and a model sausage was studied for 200 days. Rheological parameters were determined by the T Y S Z ~W C Z method and the modified SHAMA-SHWMAN method. On the basis of the calculations of rheological parameters it was found that the eight-element rheological model characterizes best rheological properties of gelled muscle tissue and model sausage. The changes of rheological parameters of model sausage are more complex in comparison with rheological parameters of gelled muscle tissue. In both kinds of samples, the changes of rheological parameters are influenced by the changes occurring in myofibrillar proteins as a result of the so called frozen denaturation. It a p p r s , that in the case of gelled muscle tissue it is possible to use exchangeably the TYSZKIBWCZ or SHAMA-SHERMAN method while for model sausage its rheological characteristics based on one of these methods exclusively would be insufficient. The changes occurring in rheological parameters of model sausage can not be predicted according to the changes in rheological parameters of gelled muscle tissue. On the other hand, these changes are reflected in significantly different values of consistency of model sausage evaluated organoleptically.


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