1982
DOI: 10.1002/jsfa.2740330917
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A comparison of the flavour volatiles from cooked beef and pork meat systems

Abstract: The headspace volatiles from beef and pork cooked with and without added adipose tissue were entrained on Tenax GC before analysis by gas chromatography (g.c.) and combined gas chromatography-mass spectrometry. Lipid-derived volatiles dominated the headspaces of all samples and the only qualitative difference between beef and pork was an alkene of lipid origin which was peculiar to beef samples. A comparison of the areas of 37 g.c. peaks from replicate analyses of the different meat preparations using canonica… Show more

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“…The alkylamineresponsive glomeruli in the anteromedial cluster responded to aldehydes with medium-to-long carbon chains (mainly C5-C10 CHO), and especially strongly to hexanal and heptanal. The odors of hexanal and heptanal contain a fatty, fishy note, and they are major components of the fatty, tallowy, fishy off-flavor associated with oxidative degradation of lipids in meats and seafoods (Mottram et al, 1982;St. Angelo et al, 1987;Josephson, 1991;Nijssen, 1991;Refsgaard et al, 1999).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The alkylamineresponsive glomeruli in the anteromedial cluster responded to aldehydes with medium-to-long carbon chains (mainly C5-C10 CHO), and especially strongly to hexanal and heptanal. The odors of hexanal and heptanal contain a fatty, fishy note, and they are major components of the fatty, tallowy, fishy off-flavor associated with oxidative degradation of lipids in meats and seafoods (Mottram et al, 1982;St. Angelo et al, 1987;Josephson, 1991;Nijssen, 1991;Refsgaard et al, 1999).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Interaction of these components and/or their breakdown products produces a large number of intermediates and/or volatiles which contribute to meat flavour development and aroma generation during heat processing. Lipids also play an important role in the overall flavour of meat which is distinct and species dependent (Mottram et al, 1982;Mottram and Edwards, 1983).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…El espacio de cabeza dinámico ha sido profusamente aplicado al análisis del flavor de diferentes tipos de alimentos durante los últimos años: leche (Urbach, 1987), nectarinas (Takeoka, 1988), feljoas (Shaw, 1983), carnes de cerdo y buey (Mottram, 1982), champán (Loyaux, 1981), extracto de malta (Farley, 1980), trufas (Talou, 1989), grasa ovina (Suzuki, 1985), mangos (Bartley, 1987), kiwis (Young, 1985), plátanos (Macku, 1987), melocotones (Narain, 1990), babacos (Bartley, 1988), colas de cangrejo (Vejaphan, 1988), zumo de uvas (Blanch, 1991), etc.…”
Section: Espacio De Cabeza Dinámicounclassified