Tomato peel powder as fat replacement in low-fat sausages: Formulations with mechanically crushed powder exhibit higher stability than those with airflow ultra-micro crushed powder
Tomato peel powder as fat replacement in low-fat sausages: Formulations with mechanically crushed powder exhibit higher stability than those with airflow ultra-micro crushed powder
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番茄皮粉作为低脂香肠中的脂肪替代品:采用机械粉碎粉末的配方比采用气流超微粉碎粉末的配方表现出更高的稳定性
DOI:
10.1002/ejlt.201400579
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发表时间:
2016-02-01
影响因子:
2.7
通讯作者:
Ren, Yanrong
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作者:
Wang, Qiang;Xiong, Zhengwei;Ren, Yanrong
This study investigated the effect of addition of tomato peel powder, with different particle sizes as fat replacement, on the fatty acid composition and textural properties in low-fat sausage for 48 days. Results indicated that the hardness of low-fat sausages with no tomato powder (LFN) was significantly higher (P < 0.05) than that of the other groups, and springiness decreased slightly at a higher powder level. During storage, the polyunsaturated/saturated fatty acid ratio of high-fat samples with no powder (HFN) and low-fat samples with no powder (LFN) decreased significantly relative to that of the other sausage samples (P < 0.05). Furthermore, a slight increase in yellowness was detected in most samples. Low-fat sausage with powder prepared by airflow ultra-micro crushing had lightness and redness values of 54.26 and 11.36, respectively. Thus, these values can be increased effectively by adding a small amount of tomato peel powder treated by the airflow ultra-microcrushing method.
1 Practical applications
Tomato peel, an undervalued agro-industrial waste of the tomato juice industry, contains non-digestible fiber content that offers several physiological effects and therapeutic applications. To the best of our knowledge no studies have reported on the application of tomato powder as a fat analog in sausage and its contribution to the fatty acid and textural quality of sausage. The study reported here investigates the interactions between particles of tomato powder and fat levels on the overall quality of sausages.
Comparison of two different crushing systems show that TBARS of sausage containing airflow ultra-micro crushing-prepared tomato peel powder is higher than that of the sausages with conventional mechanical crushing-prepared powder. Low-fat sausage with powder prepared by airflow ultra-micro crushing had lightness and redness. Overall, incorporation of tomato peel powder in the formulation successfully reduced the animal fat and improved the color and TBARS values of the final product.