Zbigniew Pietrasik, Zbigniew Duda, Andrzej Jarmoluk
EFFECT OF VARYING LEVELS OF SELECTED COLOURANTS ON COLOUR ATTRIBUTES OF SAUSAGES MANUFACTURED WITH REDUCED SODIUM NITRITE ADDITIVE
Keywords: colour forming preparation, sausage, sodium nitrite
Abstract: The effect of varying levels of two colourants on quality characteristics of beef gels processed with reduced by 50% sodium nitrite content was investigated. Sausage quality was determined by measuring technological, colour and organoleptic characteristics. Both colourants used as recipe components of a batter increased redness of experimental sausages and favourably affected colour acceptability ratings by taste panel. Exposition of sausages to light resulted in a significant progressive decrease of redness accompanied by increase in lightness and yellowness. No significant influence of the colourants on thermal stability of sausages and residual nitrite level was observed.
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Pietrasik Z.,Duda Z.,Jarmoluk A., 2003. EFFECT OF VARYING LEVELS OF SELECTED COLOURANTS ON COLOUR ATTRIBUTES OF SAUSAGES MANUFACTURED WITH REDUCED SODIUM NITRITE ADDITIVE. Acta Sci.Pol., Technol. Aliment. 2 (1), 143-153